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Inventory workloads, tenants, users, data, integrations, licences and operational constraints; then validate findings with application and business owners.
Plan, move and operate with purpose
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Cloud decisions work best when workload needs, identity, networking, resilience, security and cost ownership are designed together. Atmic helps organisations turn those decisions into an actionable cloud plan.
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Overview
Start with the operating need, then select the technology.
Cloud adoption is not simply a hosting change. Applications, data, user identities, network paths, recovery requirements and operating responsibilities all move together. A useful plan starts with the business service and its dependencies, then selects an appropriate platform and migration path.
Atmic's cloud project services cover Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft 365 and Office 365, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security. Engagements can begin with discovery, a focused migration, a tenant configuration review or a design for a new workload.
We document assumptions, responsibilities and acceptance criteria so internal teams can understand what will change and how the resulting environment should be operated. Any recurring administration, monitoring or response service is scoped separately from project delivery.
Services in this area
Explore the scope.
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Microsoft Azure
Plan Azure workloads around application needs, identity, connectivity, resilience, operations and cost visibility.
View service 02Amazon Web Services
Place and migrate workloads on AWS with deliberate account, identity, network, backup, monitoring and cost controls.
View service 03Microsoft 365 & Office 365
Plan subscriptions, tenant configuration, email and collaboration migration, identity, security settings and user adoption together.
View service 04Google Workspace
Prepare Google Workspace email, collaboration, access, endpoint and onboarding decisions around the way each team works.
View service 05Enterprise Mobility + Security
Design Microsoft identity, MFA, access, device, application and information controls around real users, endpoints and licences.
View serviceDesigned outcomes
What better planning can support.
A workload and dependency view that supports defensible placement and sequencing decisions.
A target design covering identity, connectivity, security boundaries, resilience and operational ownership.
A migration plan with test, cutover, rollback and user communication activities.
Configuration and governance baselines that can be reviewed as the environment grows.
Cost visibility organised around subscriptions, accounts, projects, licences and accountable owners.
How we would approach it
Assess
Review compatibility, dependency, performance, security, recovery, data-location and change-readiness requirements before selecting a destination.
Design
Define the target architecture, identity model, network paths, policy baseline, migration waves, validation measures and ownership boundaries.
Implement
Build and configure the agreed scope, pilot representative users or workloads, rehearse cutover and retain a practical rollback route.
Handover and optimise
Provide records and operating guidance, review early usage and agree separately on any ongoing administration or optimisation scope.
Frequently asked questions
Plan the first conversation.
Does every workload belong in the public cloud?
No. Regulatory obligations, latency, application support, data gravity, existing investment and operating capability can all affect placement. Assessment may support public cloud, SaaS, hybrid operation, modernisation, rehosting or keeping a workload where it is.
Can Atmic support a small first migration?
Yes. A contained pilot can validate identity, networking, backup, monitoring, user experience and the delivery process before a larger migration. The pilot should still have success criteria, a cutover plan and a rollback decision point.
How are cloud costs estimated?
Estimates use the known workload profile, selected service configuration, region, storage, data transfer, support plan and applicable commercial terms. Consumption and vendor pricing can change, so assumptions and exclusions should accompany every estimate.
Is migration downtime always required?
Not always, but the acceptable outage and data-change window must be established. Replication, coexistence or staged cutover can reduce interruption for suitable systems, while increasing design, testing and coordination effort.
Does a cloud project include ongoing support?
Only when an ongoing service is explicitly agreed. A project normally includes the stated assessment, configuration, migration, documentation and handover activities. Monitoring, routine administration and response commitments require a separate scope and service terms.
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Define a sensible next step.
Tell us what needs to change and what must remain dependable.