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Cloud infrastructure that scales with you, not against you.
Skew Blanc migrates, hosts, and scales your systems across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, with architecture that's cost-optimized from day one instead of retrofitted after the bill arrives.
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AWS
EC2, ECS/EKS, RDS, S3, Lambda, CloudFront
Azure
App Service, AKS, Azure SQL, Blob Storage
Google Cloud
GKE, Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, BigQuery
What's included once you're on cloud infrastructure we manage.
Migration is the starting point. These are the systems that keep running underneath it every day after.
Infrastructure as code
Every environment is defined in Terraform or Pulumi, so staging and production stay identical and reproducible.
CI/CD pipelines
Automated build, test, and deploy pipelines mean releases stop depending on someone remembering the steps.
Autoscaling & load balancing
Traffic spikes are absorbed automatically instead of paging someone at 2am to add capacity by hand.
Backup & disaster recovery
Automated snapshots and a tested recovery plan, so a lost region is an inconvenience, not a crisis.
Cost optimization
Right-sizing, reserved capacity, and spend alerts keep your cloud bill matched to what you actually use.
Zero-downtime deployments
Blue-green and rolling deployment patterns mean releases go out during business hours, not at midnight.
How a migration actually runs.
Step 1
Assess
We inventory workloads, dependencies, and data flows, then flag anything that needs re-architecting before it moves.
Step 2
Plan the cutover
A migration runbook is built around your traffic patterns, with a rollback path defined before anything ships.
Step 3
Migrate in waves
Non-critical services move first to validate the pattern; customer-facing systems follow once it's proven.
Step 4
Optimize post-move
Once live, we tune instance sizing, autoscaling rules, and storage tiers against real usage data.
Uncontrolled cloud spend isn't a pricing problem. It's an architecture problem.
Most cloud bills grow because nothing was designed to shrink back down after a traffic spike, or because storage tiers were never revisited after the first deployment. We build cost awareness into the architecture itself, not into a monthly report you read after the money's already spent.
- Right-sized compute reviewed on a fixed schedule, not left to drift
- Storage lifecycle policies that move cold data to cheaper tiers automatically
- Autoscaling floors and ceilings tuned to your actual traffic shape
- Spend alerts that reach a person before the invoice does
Common questions.
How long does a typical migration take?
Most single-application migrations complete in 4 to 8 weeks. Larger, multi-service environments with legacy dependencies can run 3 to 6 months. We scope this precisely during the assessment phase before any commitment.
Do we need to choose one cloud provider?
No. We design multi-cloud and hybrid architectures where it makes sense, and can also help you consolidate onto a single provider if that better fits your team's operational capacity.
What happens to our on-premises systems during the transition?
We run a phased cutover with your existing systems staying live until each migrated component is validated in production, so there's no forced all-at-once switch.
Who manages the cloud environment after migration?
That's your choice. Some clients take over operations with documentation and training from us; others keep us on for ongoing managed support.
Get a clear picture of what a migration would look like.
No obligation. We'll review your current setup and tell you what moving would actually take.
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