Services
Scoped engagements with a clear outcome.
Four things I do well. Each is a defined piece of work with a deliverable and a handover, not an open-ended retainer.
Azure environments
Greenfield Azure, set up the way it should have been.
A landing zone built around how your team actually operates -- identity, governance, networking, and monitoring wired together from day one. No mystery resources, no orphaned subscriptions, no "the consultant did this and left."
- Landing zone deployment aligned to CAF (management groups optional, sized to your org)
- Identity and RBAC model -- Entra groups, PIM, custom roles where they earn their place
- Policy and tag baseline so cost, ownership, and compliance are queryable from day one
- Hub-and-spoke networking with private endpoint and DNS strategy decided up front
- Log Analytics workspace, diagnostic settings, and a cost-alert baseline
Migrations
Lift, shift, and modernize -- with a paper trail.
Migration work that ends with the old environment actually decommissioned. Discovery, wave planning, cutovers, and the unglamorous follow-up that turns a migration into a finished project rather than an ongoing one.
- Discovery and dependency mapping (Azure Migrate, runtime profiling, app-owner interviews)
- Wave plan with rollback criteria and a defined success metric per wave
- Replatform decisions where they lower TCO -- App Service, AKS, SQL MI, Functions
- Cutover runbooks rehearsed against a non-prod copy before go-live
- Decommission plan that actually closes the loop on legacy infrastructure
Networking
VNets, hybrid links, and the routing that holds it together.
Azure networking designed for the long haul -- topology you can reason about, hybrid connectivity that survives a failover, and DNS that does what you expect. Comfortable in the messy middle between on-prem and cloud.
- VNet topology design -- hub-and-spoke or Virtual WAN, sized to traffic and team
- Hybrid connectivity via ExpressRoute or site-to-site VPN, with BGP where it helps
- Private endpoint and Private DNS strategy that scales past the first ten services
- Firewall and egress posture (Azure Firewall, NVAs, UDRs) with documented exceptions
- Connectivity troubleshooting playbook so the next outage is a 20-minute call, not a war room
IaC enablement
Bicep and Terraform pipelines your team can actually own.
Infrastructure as code that survives the engagement. Modules your team understands, pipelines that fail loudly, OIDC instead of rotating secrets, and a runbook that means the next deploy is boring.
- Module library -- yours, with AVM (Azure Verified Modules) underneath where it makes sense
- ADO or GitHub Actions pipelines with what-if, lint, and PR gates wired in
- OIDC / Workload Identity Federation -- no client secrets to rotate
- Environments with approval gates (dev / stg / prod) and deterministic naming
- Knowledge-transfer sessions and a runbook so your team owns it after I leave
Next step
Sound like the kind of help you need?
Tell me what you're trying to do and the constraints around it. I will reply within a business day with whether I am the right fit and, if so, what an engagement would look like.