EAKA IT supports cloud assessment, migration, modernization and managed operations across Azure, AWS and GCP, with Microsoft 365 and identity integrated into the operating model.
Cloud value comes from connecting architecture, security, operations and financial discipline.
These are the recurring operational and governance gaps our service model is designed to address.
Workloads are moved without dependency mapping, target architecture or clear business outcomes.
Cloud resources inherit excessive privileges, inconsistent controls or incomplete logging.
Teams are unclear about monitoring, backup, patching, incident ownership and platform responsibilities.
Unused capacity, poor tagging, over-sized services and uncontrolled growth reduce cloud economics.
Scope is modular. Start with the capabilities creating the most risk or operational drag and expand under one governance model.
Our delivery model connects business governance, technology platforms, controls, operations and continual improvement so accountability does not disappear between teams.
A controlled transition protects business continuity while creating measurable baselines and a repeatable operating rhythm.
Understand workloads, dependencies, risk, cost and readiness.
Define landing zone, identity, network, security, resilience and operating model.
Move workloads in controlled waves with validation and rollback planning.
Monitor, secure, patch, back up and support the environment.
Improve cost, performance, resilience, automation and architecture over time.
Use EAKA IT as specialist capacity, a co-managed partner or the accountable operator for defined service towers.
Focused assessment, migration, modernization or security engagement.
Operate cloud with your platform team.
Delegate defined day-to-day cloud operations.
Exact KPIs depend on scope and baseline. These are the types of indicators used to drive governance and improvement.
EAKA IT separates technology capability from formal partner status and avoids unnecessary rip-and-replace where current tools can meet the required outcomes.
Each phase has explicit outputs, owners and review points. Timing varies with scope, environment complexity and access readiness.
Inventory workloads, dependencies, compliance, performance, licensing, current cost and business criticality.
Define account/subscription model, networking, identity, logging, security, backup, policy and operating responsibilities.
Pilot lower-risk workloads, validate runbooks and move production workloads through controlled migration waves.
Track health, resilience, security and cost; then improve architecture and automate repetitive operational work.
Credibility comes from operating discipline and measurable improvement—not unsupported marketing claims.
to governed subscriptions/accounts, tagging, ownership and cost visibility.
to dependency-aware migration waves with validation, rollback and stabilization.
to an operating model designed for reliability, security, cost optimization and continuous improvement.
Frameworks guide the operating model; they do not replace business context, engineering judgment or client-specific risk priorities.
Cloud reviews can be aligned to Microsoft’s five pillars: Reliability, Security, Cost Optimization, Operational Excellence and Performance Efficiency.
Framework reference ↗The operating model explicitly defines which responsibilities sit with the cloud provider, EAKA IT and the client team.
Identity, logging, segmentation, backup, key management and workload protection are designed into the target environment rather than added after migration.
Start with a focused assessment. We will document the current state, identify priority gaps and propose a phased roadmap before asking you to commit to a broad managed-service scope.
EAKA IT supports Azure, AWS and GCP services, with engagement scope shaped around the workloads, tooling and skills relevant to the client environment.
Many workloads can be migrated with low downtime, but the approach depends on application architecture, data volume, network connectivity and cutover method. Critical migrations include rollback and validation planning.
Yes. Reviews can cover rightsizing, idle resources, storage lifecycle, commitments/reservations, tagging, ownership, anomaly monitoring and operational practices that affect cost.
Yes. M365, Entra ID and Intune can be included in a broader cloud and modern-workplace operating model.
Security work typically covers identity, privilege, network segmentation, workload configuration, logging, vulnerability management, data protection, backup and integration with monitoring/security operations.
Where appropriate. Infrastructure-as-code can improve repeatability, reviewability and recovery, especially for standardized environments and ongoing platform engineering.
Tell us where the biggest operational, security or governance pressure sits today. We’ll recommend a pragmatic starting point.