Costs that grow unnoticed
Resources are provisioned generously for a pilot and never resized. Without a cost review, the bill becomes a fixed assumption.
Cloud Solutions
EBTIKAR plans, migrates and operates cloud environments — public, private or hybrid — with attention to availability, security and cost.
- Strategy Workload and platform decisions
- Migration Planned, tested moves
- Operations Monitoring, backup and cost
Our approach
Cloud decisions that hold up under real workloads
Moving to the cloud is an architectural decision, not a purchasing one. We assess each workload for performance, availability, compliance and cost before recommending where it should run.
Some systems benefit from a managed cloud service, others are better kept close to your data or on dedicated hardware. A hybrid outcome is often the honest answer, and we will say so rather than force a single platform.
Migrations are planned with a rollback point, tested in a staging environment, and scheduled with the teams who depend on the system. After go-live we monitor performance and cost, and adjust sizing as usage becomes clearer.
Common problems
Where cloud projects go wrong
Most cloud problems appear after the migration, not during it.
A move without redesign
Lifting an application to the cloud unchanged usually carries its old limits with it, including single points of failure.
Unclear ownership of security
The provider secures the platform; your team secures what runs on it. Confusion between the two leaves gaps.
No exit plan
Data and configuration locked into one vendor make a later change expensive. Portability is a design requirement, not an afterthought.
Capabilities
Cloud services we provide
Delivered as a one-off migration, an architecture review or ongoing operations.
Move to the cloud without losing control.
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Our standard
Documented, reversible, measured
Every environment is described as code, every migration has a tested rollback, and every month the cost and performance are reviewed against the plan your team approved.
Talk to a cloud specialist Delivery
How a cloud migration runs
No workload moves until its dependencies and rollback are understood.
The track
The track
Assessment
Inventory of workloads, dependencies, usage patterns and constraints.
Assessment
Inventory of workloads, dependencies, usage patterns and constraints.
Environment areas
The parts of a cloud environment
Each area is configured and documented; together they make the platform operable.
A platform chosen for the workload
Compute, storage and database services selected against measured requirements rather than habit or vendor preference.
- Workload-to-service mapping
- Availability and region choices
- Sizing based on measured usage
Method
How we run a cloud engagement
Assess, design, move, then operate with measured results.
Assess
Document workloads, dependencies, constraints and current running costs.
Design
Agree the target architecture, security model and rollback approach.
Migrate
Move workloads in order, validating each one before the next begins.
Operate
Monitor, patch, back up and review cost on a monthly cycle.
Results
What a well-run cloud environment gives you
The measure is not that the system is in the cloud, but that it behaves predictably there.
Capacity that follows demand
Resources can be adjusted as usage changes, instead of being fixed at the size of the busiest day.
Visible running cost
Tagging and monthly review show which services cost what, while changes are still possible.
Recovery you have tested
Backups are restored on a schedule, so a real failure is handled with a known procedure.
Next step
Talk to our cloud team
Bring the workloads you are unsure about.
We will assess where each system should run and what the move would involve, including the parts best left where they are.
