SERVICES / CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE
Cloud infrastructure
A current-state cloud map with permissions, network paths, infrastructure-as-code changes, and recovery tests.
Map the cloud architecture
Customer-facing cloud workloads
A current-state map is useful when AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud workloads have no single owner for control findings.
Architecture, migration, and control findings
- 01Landing-zone architecture and account, subscription, or project boundaries
- 02Network paths and trust boundaries mapped to workloads
- 03Infrastructure-as-code templates and configuration drift
- 04Migration cutover and rollback plans for selected workloads
- 05Secrets, keys, rotation settings, and access policies inventoried
- 06Backup restore tests and recovery gaps documented by workload
Process
- 01
Assess
Create the current-state diagram and list the gaps affecting selected workloads.
- 02
Plan
Set target architecture, owners, dependencies, migration checkpoints, and rollback conditions.
- 03
Execute
Apply selected changes, test the affected workloads, and record the results.
Deliverables
- ✓Current-state cloud architecture diagram
- ✓Prioritized cloud findings with owners and due dates
- ✓Infrastructure-as-code and configuration drift backlog
- ✓Migration cutover and rollback plan for selected workloads
- ✓Secrets, key, and backup findings assigned to engineering owners
- ✓Validation results for completed cloud control changes
Cloud findings, owners, and due dates
Provide account names and the migration date. The first output is an architecture diagram with control checks.