Foundations built in a hurry
Networks, access and policies were set up to unblock a project and never made consistent.
Azure Platform Engineering
When core networking, security, automation and operational readiness are incomplete or inconsistent, engineers cannot build on Azure reliably. We implement the foundation in code, validate it and hand it over with a runbook.
Defined scope. Tested changes. Practical handover.
Who it’s for
Problems we solve
Networks, access and policies were set up to unblock a project and never made consistent.
Settings live in the portal instead of in code, so environments drift further apart with every change.
The workload runs, but logging, alerts and runbooks were left for later.
What we do
We review the environment, agree the design and scope with you, then build the foundation as infrastructure as code. Final scope depends on your environment and the agreed statement of work.
VNets, subnets and routing, network security groups and firewall integration, private endpoints and private DNS.
Terraform in your repository, so the foundation can be reviewed, reproduced and changed safely.
CI/CD pipelines that deploy the infrastructure, and the paths your team needs to deploy workloads, the same way every time.
Identity and access foundations, Azure Policy and a security baseline agreed with your team.
The logs, metrics and alerts needed to operate the platform, documented in an operations runbook.
What you get
Out of scope
Done when
The agreed infrastructure deploys from code, the agreed connectivity, access and deployment tests pass, monitoring shows the events you need, and your team accepts the handover.
What we need from you
An Azure subscription and approved access, an engineering owner on your side, the workload or project the foundation is for, and the date you are working toward.
FAQ
Not by default. We scope the foundation your workload or project needs, built so it can sit inside a larger Azure platform later. Broader platform work can be scoped separately.
Terraform is our usual choice. If your team already standardizes on another infrastructure-as-code tool, raise it during scoping and we will agree the approach before any work starts.
No. We hand over the code, the runbook and the open items so your team can operate it. Further engineering work can be scoped separately.
How it works
01
We review the environment and agree the scope, priorities, acceptance tests and change approach with you.
02
We make the approved changes under your change control, with rollback or recovery plans where appropriate.
03
We test against the agreed acceptance criteria. A failed test is recorded, not hidden.
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You get the documentation, evidence and runbooks, plus a written list of anything still open.
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