Business and Workload DiscoveryAssessing what moves, stays, and why. We map business criticality, dependencies, and cloud fit for every scoped workload.
Cloud Maturity AssessmentBenchmarking current-state cloud maturity across technology, operations, security, and financial governance, then mapping the gap to where the business needs to be.
Landing Zone SetupA secure foundation with IAM, guardrails, and networking built for teams starting fresh or resetting after fragmented adoption.
Phased Adoption RoadmapSequenced rollouts with clear milestones, TCO modeling, and compliance mapping, not a high-risk, big-bang cutover on go-live day.
Application RefactoringRe-architecting monoliths and legacy stacks for containerized, cloud-native environments. Sundew's Application Engineering practice runs this workstream in parallel with infrastructure migration.
Zero and Low-Downtime CutoverStaged, workload-by-workload migration with rollback plans at every step. Cutover windows are sized to what the business can absorb, not to the vendor's project schedule.
Database ModernizationMoving to managed, zone-redundant database services built for the cloud. Oracle, DB2, and Sybase migrated to managed PostgreSQL on Azure or AWS RDS, depending on the workload profile.
Post-Migration ValidationPerformance, cost, and reliability benchmarked against the pre-migration baseline to prove the move worked, with published numbers rather than declared success.
Spend Visibility and TaggingEvery resource is attributed to a team, project, or workload through mandatory policy-enforced tagging. No untracked cost hiding in an unassigned account.
Rightsizing and Waste EliminationIdle resources, oversized instances, and unattached storage are identified and resolved on an ongoing cadence, not on an annual audit.
Reserved and Committed-Use PlanningCapacity purchased ahead of predictable need, not paid for at on-demand rates by default. Savings plans are structured to match actual workload patterns.
FinOps Reporting CadenceMonthly cost reviews are built into the operating rhythm, with anomaly alerts routed to the responsible team the moment they occur, not surfaced on the monthly bill.
High-Availability ArchitectureMulti-zone and, where the business requires, multi-region design so no single infrastructure failure takes the business down.
Disaster Recovery PlanningRecovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO) are defined upfront, sized to what the business can actually tolerate, backed by tested procedures.
Automated FailoverTraffic reroutes on its own within seconds of an incident, without waiting for a manual on-call response or a human decision at 2 a.m.
Recovery DrillsFailover tested on a scheduled cadence, with results documented, gaps closed, and lessons applied to the next drill. Resilience proven, not assumed.
Identity and Access ManagementLeast-privilege access is enforced across environments through role-based access control and identity federation, not through shared credentials or long-lived keys.
Secrets and Key ManagementCentralized, rotated, and never hardcoded into application config. Azure Key Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, or GCP Secret Manager is integrated into every deployment.
Compliance and Audit ReadinessInfrastructure evidence was organized ahead of the audit rather than assembled in a scramble. SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2022, GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS readiness engineered in.
Governance GuardrailsPolicies that prevent misconfiguration before it ships, enforced through Azure Policy, AWS Service Control Policies, or GCP Organization Policies, not caught after the scan finding.
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Migrating to the cloud without refactoring your architecture is just expensive hosting. Most enterprise cloud initiatives fail to deliver ROI because legacy software is simply moved, not modernized. Sundew pairs senior cloud architects and strategic advisors to align your infrastructure with true cloud economics. From multi-cloud roadmaps and cloud-native refactoring to FinOps cost governance, we build practical strategy designed for execution, scale, and long-term performance. Talk to us