Our approach
We'll set up your landing zone in three steps, for AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.
Let us know which cloud you want to use and how many teams will be involved in the development. We'll contact you to begin the consultation phase.
Cloud Landing Zone
A cloud Landing Zone is the foundation on which your workloads are deployed in the cloud: accounts, networking, identities, logging, and security settings that are configured correctly from day one. SUE sets up your Landing Zone for AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, codifies it, and delivers it within two weeks on average.
Cloud Foundation
Your " Cloud Migration " starts with a Landing Zone
Creating a cloud account takes five minutes. Adding governance later takes much longer, because you have to migrate existing workloads without interrupting them.
A Landing Zone handles everything you want to set up right the first time: a multi-account structure, role-based single sign-on, centralized logging, security alerts in one place, network connections, and guardrails for costs and compliance. Teams are then given their own accounts within those parameters and can start building right away.
If you already have a cloud environment, a Cloud Security Health Check will show you what the Landing Zone needs to address.
We define the Landing Zone as Infrastructure as Code with version control. Changes are submitted via a merge request, as in Textkernel, where SUE set up the AWS environments using Terraform.
Why start with a Landing Zone?
SUE has been setting up cloud infrastructure for more than ten years. We start with a proven foundation and tailor it to your requirements, rather than designing it from scratch every time. That saves time.
If you're already running workloads without a Landing Zone, we'll migrate them to the new structure step by step.
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Consultation
In a guided workshop, we'll define your business and technical requirements: which teams and environments, which compliance requirements, and which connections to your own network.
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Design and Implementation
We design the landing zone and build it as code: account structure, identities and roles, network, central logging, security services, and guardrails.
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Transfer
We'll walk your team through the platform and answer questions during a Q&A session. After that, your team can add accounts on their own. If you'd like to outsource management, you can do so through Managed Cloud.
More About Managed CloudWhat you get
- A cloud environment with a multi-account structure, tailored to your needs.
- Single Sign-On with role-based access to all accounts.
- Centralized logging and security alerts in one place.
- All configuration is in code under version control, so that every change can be traced.
After completion, you will have:
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A Custom landing zone
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Security and Compliance According to Best Practices
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Automated Deployment with Version Control
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Insights into Costs, Logging, and Security
Cloud environments we automated
Booking.com
Automated and scalable deployment of AWS cloud environments for Booking.com
Booking.com wanted to automate the deployment of SAP environments on AWS. Together with SUE, it designed and...
Textkernel
A flexible and scalable future for Textkernel through a Cloud Migration to AWS
SUE helped Textkernel migrate its entire infrastructure to AWS, enabling a..., enabling a...
About SUE
Modernize the code. Optimize the cloud. Run the platform.
SUE is a Dutch cloud native solutions partner that modernizes mission-critical applications, reduces cloud costs, and manages your platform. Specialists in Linux, Kubernetes, and the cloud.
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All frequently asked questions
A cloud landing zone is a pre-configured cloud environment with a multi-account structure, identities and roles, networking, centralized logging, and security settings. Teams build their workloads within these parameters. SUE sets up Landing Zones for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud and defines them as Infrastructure as Code.
Yes. We'll build the landing zone alongside your current environment and then migrate accounts and workloads step by step. For each step, we'll agree on when it will happen and how we'll handle any issues if something doesn't work. The more that's already up and running, the more important that order becomes.
Because the Landing Zone is written in code, every change goes through version control and a review. Cloud providers regularly add services and security settings. You incorporate those into the same code. Your team can do this on its own, or you can have SUE manage it as part of Managed Cloud.
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