Managed Azure.

What we operate on Azure

• Compute (VMs, AKS, App Service)
• Data (Azure SQL, Cosmos DB, Storage)
• Identity (Entra ID / Active Directory)
• Hybrid environments and Arc
• Azure FinOps and governance

Why Azure

Azure is the natural fit when your information system is already Microsoft: native integration, unified identity and mastered hybrid scenarios.

Azure managed services: what differs from AWS

Both platforms cover the same needs, but day-to-day operations differ on three points that matter in a managed services contract.

Identity. On Azure the corporate directory is central. Access management is designed from Entra ID and propagates to subscriptions, which is an advantage when a Microsoft directory already exists, and a constraint when it has to be reconciled with a separate application identity.

Billing structure. How subscriptions and resource groups are split determines cost readability. A split done hastily at the start makes FinOps tracking hard later, and fixing it means moving resources.

Licensing. Windows Server and SQL Server environments carry a licensing dimension that Linux environments do not. It is often the first saving lever on an Azure bill, before sizing.

What we check first on an existing Azure estate

When we take over an Azure environment already in place, four points come up almost every time.

Backups configured but never restored: a backup that has never been tested is an assumption, not a guarantee. Network exposure inherited from a test phase and never closed. Access rights accumulated across projects, especially over-privileged service accounts. And machine sizing, usually calibrated on a load peak estimated before go-live and never revisited since.

These four points are part of our cloud audit, free and with no commitment.

Where we operate

We operate your platforms worldwide, in every cloud region, with no geographic limit.

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