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Cloud foundation

A secure, well-organised cloud foundation, so every project starts on the right footing.

Your cloud projects each start their own way, with no shared security or organisation rules. We lay your foundation, also called a landing zone, on GCP, AWS, Azure or a European cloud: organisation, identities, connectivity and security rules, described as code and applied everywhere.

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What you get

An organised, secure cloud where every new project starts with the right rules.

For example: lay the foundations of a company cloud shared by several entities, with centralised identities and common security rules, described as code.

How it works

Secure cloud foundation: clear steps, taken with your teams.

  1. Scope

    With your teams, we define the target structure, the security rules and the regulatory constraints.

  2. Build the foundation

    We set up the structure, identities, connectivity and security rules, described as code.

  3. Welcome the projects

    We move your first projects onto it and adjust the foundation as it is used.

  4. Hand over

    Your teams extend the foundation, with documentation and templates for new projects.

Secure cloud foundation: frequently asked questions

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Which clouds do you work on?

GCP, AWS and Azure, as well as European clouds: Scaleway, OVHcloud and S3NS. We choose with you, based on your security and sovereignty constraints.

We already have projects in the cloud. Do we start over?

No. We lay the foundation, then move your existing projects onto it one by one, starting with the most exposed.

Can we use several clouds?

Yes. The same organisation, identity and security principles apply on every cloud, described the same way as code.

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Describe your need in a few lines: an engineer gets back to you and proposes a suitable scope.