What we do
Cloud Optimisation
A significant portion of your infrastructure can and will work for you in a cloud environment, but if you aren’t optimised for it, things could spin out of control. Cloud Optimisation is the practice of making sure your resources are being utilised properly and you’re operating at no more or less than 100%, keeping your costs minimised while your performance stays maximised.
This means striking a balance in providers, services, and infrastructure while streamlining your processes to get the best out of your Cloud. With our services, we can find the perfect middle ground of costs vs performance that ensure you can make the most of what the cloud has to offer.
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Performance Optimisation
A big goal for all organisations across the cloud is making the most of your services. This means making sure your infrastructure is built effectively and efficiently to ensure you aren’t putting your systems under stress, but you also aren’t out of pocket for additional usage. Assessing your architecture and identifying bottlenecks is a significant part of that.
Architecture Evaluation
With our professional services, you can have a full optimisation check-up, where we assess and evaluate your current architecture compared to your needs, and identify faulty processes and potential billing loopholes to ensure you get the best-in-class service for your Cloud Computing.
Bottleneck Identification
A bottleneck is essentially an efficiency black hole; an obsolete or outdated function of certain processes that may be causing you a headache by swallowing up traffic and sinking your productivity. Replacing these with optimal, and up-to-date processes will make your infrastructure significantly higher-performing.
Performance Optimisation
A big goal for all organisations across the cloud is making the most of your services. This means making sure your infrastructure is built effectively and efficiently to ensure you aren’t putting your systems under stress, but you also aren’t out of pocket for additional usage. Assessing your architecture and identifying bottlenecks is a significant part of that.
Architecture Evaluation
With our professional services, you can have a full optimisation check-up, where we assess and evaluate your current architecture compared to your needs, and identify faulty processes and potential billing loopholes to ensure you get the best-in-class service for your Cloud Computing.
Bottleneck Identification
A bottleneck is essentially an efficiency black hole; an obsolete or outdated function of certain processes that may be causing you a headache by swallowing up traffic and sinking your productivity. Replacing these with optimal, and up-to-date processes will make your infrastructure significantly higher-performing.
Cost Optimisation
Your cloud optimisation is obviously going to require an analysis of what you’ve got, what you use, and what you’re paying for. An inefficient setup of your cloud services or a mismatch with your plans and/or provider could be making it cost far more than you need it to. This means a full analysis of your resources.
Unused, Unattached.
If you have unused and unattached resources in your portfolio, this means problems. You could be paying for unnecessary computing power, additional storage, or services you don’t want. When these are taken out of the equation you will see an immediate improvement.
Idled/Non-essential
When we find idled and non-essential resources we consolidate them; we reduce the amount of CPU space they’re utilising by auditing for non-essential instance states, and compacting them together into singular or fewer instances, meaning you would be billing less on computing instances and CPU usage.
Cost Optimisation
Your cloud optimisation is obviously going to require an analysis of what you’ve got, what you use, and what you’re paying for. An inefficient setup of your cloud services or a mismatch with your plans and/or provider could be making it cost far more than you need it to. This means a full analysis of your resources.
Unused, Unattached.
If you have unused and unattached resources in your portfolio, this means problems. You could be paying for unnecessary computing power, additional storage, or services you don’t want. When these are taken out of the equation you will see an immediate improvement.
Idled/Non-essential
When we find idled and non-essential resources we consolidate them; we reduce the amount of CPU space they’re utilising by auditing for non-essential instance states, and compacting them together into singular or fewer instances, meaning you would be billing less on computing instances and CPU usage.
"Nothing in the world takes place without optimisation, and there is no doubt that all aspects of the world that have a rational basis can be explained by optimisation methods.""
– Leonhard Euler