Cloud infrastructure deployed and operated the smart way.

Nuwey provides a variety of comprehensive solutions for IT infrastructure. We deliver quality services in the most efficient way, and our experts will work collaboratively with you to customise our offering to your particular needs.

Consistent, predictable, secure and cost efficient operations is the key for a successful cloud adoption no matter if you are at the beginning of the cloud journey or already there.

Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) and Well Architected Framework (WAF) are set of principles which allow us to enhance data security, manage risk, and enable the smooth operation of cloud systems. At Nuwey, we help companies apply these principles by focusing on key design areas such as:

Cost Management: Developing policies for cost control.

Security: Unique to each company and once requirements are established, cloud governance policies and enforcement apply those requirements across network, data, and asset configurations.

Identity & Access Management: Ensuring that identity is consistently applied across cloud adoption efforts to decrease the risk of breach.

Resource Organisation: Consistent patterns for organising resources deployed to the cloud.

Network Topology & Connectivity: Defining and implementing an overall connectivity to Azure, on-premises infrastructure and other clouds.

Platform Automation & DevOps: Centralisation, standardisation, and consistency in approaches to deployment and configuration that can accelerate deployment activities.

Operations Management & Governance: Mechanisms and processes to maintain control over the applications and resources, including a management baseline providing visibility, operational compliance, and protect & recover capabilities.

One of the benefits of the cloud are its theoretical infinite capacity and scale. But how do you provision and deploy in a controlled manner so that:

You have continuous delivery?
You achieve the same result every time resource is deployed?
You deliver applications and their supporting infrastructure rapidly and reliably at scale?

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is the solution. It avoids manual configuration and enforces consistency by representing desired environment states via well-documented code in formats such as JSON and Bicep.

IaC solves the problem of environment drift in release pipelines. Without IaC, teams must maintain deployment environment settings individually. Over time, each environment becomes a unique configuration that can't be reproduced automatically.

IaC also addresses idempotence, the ability of a given operation to always produce the same result. A deployment command always sets the target environment into the same configuration, regardless of the environment's starting state. It is achieved by either automatically configuring the existing target, or by discarding the existing target and recreating a fresh environment.

Ready to move your on-premises workloads to Azure? There are many benefits including improved security, scalability, cost optimisation, performance and flexibility.
To do it right means you have to think about:

Cloud Governance and your landing zone.
Migration approach based on the workload, e.g. lift and shift, refactor, rebuild, replace, etc.
Risk assessment, business impact and downtime planning.

We help companies address these challenges by going through the following phases:

Discover VMware, Hyper-V and physical servers while providing dependency analysis that helps avoiding surprise outages after migration. We can also work on identifying servers which can be decommissioned instead of migrated.
Plan the business proposal to understand how Azure can bring the most value. It highlights Azure vs. on-premises total cost of ownership, year on year cashflow analysis, resource utilisation insights, long term costs savings by moving from CAPEX to OPEX model and more.
Assess by measuring the readiness and estimating the effect of migrating to Azure. We can help assessing servers, databases, web apps, virtual desktops and data. Depending on the workload the destination could be Azure VMs, Azure VMware Solution, SQL, Azure App Service, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Virtual Desktop.
Migrate using Azure Migrate and detailed migration plan which highlights workload prioritisation, network requirements, testing, permissions, required training and more.

Cloud infrastructure deployed and operated the smart way.

Cost Management: Developing policies for cost control.​​​​​

Security: Unique to each company and once requirements are established, cloud governance policies and enforcement apply those requirements across network, data, and asset configurations.

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Identity & Access Management: Ensuring that identity is consistently applied across cloud adoption efforts to decrease the risk of breach.

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Resource Organisation: Consistent patterns for organising resources deployed to the cloud.

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Network Topology & Connectivity: Defining and implementing an overall connectivity to Azure, on-premises infrastructure and other clouds.

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Platform Automation & DevOps: Centralisation, standardisation, and consistency in approaches to deployment and configuration that can accelerate deployment activities.

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Operations Management & Governance: Mechanisms and processes to maintain control over the applications and resources, including a management baseline providing visibility, operational compliance, and protect & recover capabilities.

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Cost Management: Developing policies for cost control.