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Cloud and hosting built around your workloads

Microsoft Azure, private cloud and colocation, with migration planning alongside your IT team. Start with what your applications need, then balance performance, cost and operational responsibility.

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01 / Workload-first thinking

Cloud is a choice. Not a destination for everything.

Some workloads benefit from the flexibility of Microsoft Azure. Others call for private infrastructure or a home for existing equipment. We help connect those decisions into a practical architecture, taking account of dependencies, connectivity and operational responsibility.

Choose the environment that fits.

Understand how each application is used, what it depends on and what it needs to perform. Compare Azure, private cloud and colocation against those requirements before deciding what belongs where.

Microsoft Azure · Private cloud · Colocation

Move with a considered plan.

A migration is more than moving servers. Map dependencies, plan the sequence, agree testing and prepare a rollback path. Make the transition around the business processes that need to keep working.

Discovery · Migration planning · Testing · Handover

Make the running costs visible.

Consider capacity, usage, licensing and connectivity together. Review resource sizing and the operating model so the environment can evolve with demand and spending decisions stay informed.

Capacity planning · Resource sizing · Cost visibility

Design for the day after deployment.

Decide how access, monitoring, maintenance and recovery will work before the environment goes live. Agree what your team owns and where Turrito supports the ongoing operation.

Access · Monitoring · Maintenance · Recovery planning

02 / The partnership

An architecture your team can work with.

The right design connects technical requirements with practical ownership. We work alongside your in-house architects and IT team from the first placement decision through migration and the agreed ongoing service.

Understand the estate
Map workloads, dependencies, current constraints and the business priorities behind the change.
Design the fit
Compare placement options, connectivity, costs and operational responsibilities.
Plan the transition
Agree migration stages, testing, cutover and handover with the people responsible.
Review as you grow
Revisit capacity, cost and service fit as workloads and business requirements change.

Clear responsibilities

Hosting, management, backup and recovery are distinct responsibilities. We agree the included services, access boundaries, service levels and recovery requirements before delivery. Resilience depends on the selected architecture and services; it is not automatic simply because a workload is in the cloud.