Application and AWS architecture review
Map application components, data, network boundaries, deployment requirements and operational ownership before selecting AWS services.
Managed AWS, early conversations
Lees deze pagina in het NederlandsIntercube is developing a managed AWS service for application teams that want the breadth of Amazon Web Services with a clear operating partner. We are speaking with early customers about architecture, deployment automation, migration and ongoing platform responsibility.
AWS provides extensive infrastructure and application services, but choosing services is only one part of running a production platform. Ownership, configuration, deployments, monitoring, cost and lifecycle work still need a team with the time and context to manage them.
The service is being designed for organisations that want AWS architecture and ongoing operations handled as one engagement. Early conversations establish the applications, governance and commercial requirements it needs to support before launch.
Early customer conversations are defining the first service scope, commercial model and operating boundaries across these areas.
Map application components, data, network boundaries, deployment requirements and operational ownership before selecting AWS services.
Define repeatable infrastructure and configuration workflows so platform changes are reviewed, reproducible and easier to hand over.
Connect application delivery to the infrastructure with visible build and release workflows that suit the repository and environment model.
Establish who maintains infrastructure, platform configuration, monitoring, updates, incidents and capacity after launch.
Assess the current estate, migration sequence and ongoing operational cost before committing to an AWS design.
Share the application, current platform, target AWS services and operating constraints.
Define what your team needs to control and where Intercube should take operational ownership.
We outline architecture, migration, delivery and support considerations for the proposed service.
Suitable early customers receive launch and commercial information as the service is finalized.
Tell us what you run, what your team wants to retain and where operational ownership needs to change. Your input will shape the first managed AWS service scope and its launch priorities.
Discuss managed AWS