Cloud infrastructure that best fits your specific needs.
The cloud infrastructure that works for one organization likely won’t work for another—each organization is too unique in their needs and processes.
Blueshoe understands your business, analyzes your needs, makes recommendations for providers, helps integrate a development process, and migrates your applications to the cloud.
There’s rarely a perfect provider match when migrating to the cloud or Kubernetes. We’ll help you sift through all providers and assess their different benefits and features. Blueshoe has many years of experience with complex architectures and infrastructures, cloud migration, cloud security, and optimizing development processes. Here’s how we determine the tools that will best suit your needs—then turn that determination into a reality.
Cloud infrastructure is all the components needed to build and operate a cloud. Components include:
It’s important to note first that the “best” cloud infrastructure for your organization will be unique. What your competitor uses likely won’t be exactly the same as what you need. (You don’t even know if their infrastructure is working for them or not!)
Here are key factors in considering a cloud service provider. These are all factors that Blueshoe considers when putting together recommendations and a decision tree:
Ensuring your cloud provider relationship will be beneficial to your business will require a lot of forethought and planning. There are seemingly endless aspects to consider, and Blueshoe’s experience in helping businesses plan and implement a cloud migration ensures these aspects are never overlooked.
Before you start looking at cloud providers, have a checklist of your requirements, not the features that cloud providers say are important. When you can compare against your own business benchmarks and requirements, it’s easier to select the best cloud provider for your needs.
Ready to get started on your cloud infrastructure and migration journey? Let’s talk
Setting up our customer projects according to the cloud-native approach helps us to develop complex systems quickly and efficiently and to implement short, efficient release cycles. The following projects are a small excerpt from our past cloudnative projects.
In the second edition of our podcast "Tools for the Craft - Navigating the Kubernetes ecosystem" Michael and Robert talk about the various options developers have for remote K8s development and will show some real life examples.
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