Hybrid & Multi-Cloud Infrastructure
Unified architecture and secure operations across on-premises, AWS, Azure and GCP — including the platform behind India’s central procurement marketplace.
What we deliver
Most Indian enterprises don’t have a cloud strategy problem — they have a cloud sprawl problem: workloads scattered across providers by historical accident, costs nobody can attribute, and security policy that differs on every platform. Hybrid is the reality; coherence is the work.
Enrich architects hybrid and multi-cloud estates as one system: workload placement decided by data gravity, latency, cost and compliance rather than habit; landing zones with consistent identity and network policy; and connectivity engineered between your data centre and the clouds. Our reference credentials include deploying the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) — India’s central public procurement platform — on Google Cloud.
For regulated and government workloads we design for data-residency and sovereignty requirements from the start — including when the right answer is that a workload stays on-premises.
What's included
Cloud Architecture & Landing Zones
Well-architected foundations per provider — identity, network, logging and guardrails consistent across AWS, Azure and GCP.
Migration & Modernization
Assessment-driven moves: rehost, replatform or retire — sequenced so the business never notices the plumbing change.
Hybrid Connectivity
DC-to-cloud interconnects, transit architectures and DNS/identity integration that make “where it runs” an implementation detail.
Cost Optimization (FinOps)
Tagging discipline, rightsizing, commitment planning and monthly attribution — cloud bills that finance can read and engineering can act on.
Cloud Security Posture
CSPM baselines, IAM hygiene and encryption/key management mapped to DPDP and sector regulations.
Sovereign & Residency-Aware Design
Workload placement honoring Indian data-residency mandates — public cloud, private cloud or air-gapped, decided per data class.
From assessment to operations
Assess
Application portfolio, dependency mapping and a placement matrix — what should move, what should stay, what should retire.
Design
Target architecture, landing zones, connectivity and security model — with the cost model attached, not discovered later.
Migrate
Wave-based migration with rehearsals and rollback per workload — cutovers measured in minutes.
Operate
Managed operations or co-management: posture, patching, cost reviews and capacity planning across every environment.
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Common questions
Which cloud should we standardize on?
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Usually none exclusively. Single-provider standardization simplifies operations but concentrates negotiation and residency risk; portfolio placement — each workload where its data, latency, service and cost profile fit best — wins for most enterprises at scale. What must be standardized is the operating model: identity, logging, network policy and cost governance, uniform everywhere.
How do you handle data-residency requirements for government and BFSI workloads?
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By classifying data before choosing platforms. Indian regions from the hyperscalers satisfy many residency mandates; some workloads need private cloud or air-gapped deployment regardless. We design placement per data class with the compliance evidence built in — our GeM-on-GCP delivery is proof that even nationally critical platforms can run on public cloud when architected for it.
Our cloud bill keeps growing — is that inevitable?
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Growth with usage is; waste isn’t. Estates we assess typically carry 25–40% addressable waste: oversized instances, orphaned storage, dev environments running weekends, missing commitment discounts. FinOps is a practice, not a one-time cleanup — tagging, attribution, monthly rightsizing — and it usually pays for itself within a quarter.
Can our existing data centre and cloud run as one environment?
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Yes — that’s the core of hybrid design: private interconnects, unified identity, stretched DNS, consistent segmentation, and observability that spans both. Done right, developers stop caring where a workload runs — and workload moves become routine operations instead of projects.
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