Microsoft Azure
AZURE - Enterprise Management Solutions
Microsoft Azure is where your identity, endpoints, applications, and data actually live, so we don’t treat it as “just hosting.” We design Azure to be the place where Entra ID, Intune, and your workloads line up cleanly: subscriptions and landing zones that separate production from experiments, network and security patterns that make sense for endpoints and remote work, and virtualization options such as Azure Virtual Desktop that are engineered instead of improvised. That means your cloud environment is ready for Intune‑managed endpoints, secure remote desktops, and Microsoft 365 workloads from day one, not an afterthought built on top of whatever someone stood up years ago.
Azure landing zones built for endpoint and app workloads – Implement landing zones that follow Microsoft’s Cloud Adoption Framework and Enterprise‑Scale guidance so identity, networking, security, and management are standardized across subscriptions.
Network topology for secure access – Design hub‑and‑spoke, vWAN, or SASE/VPN topologies that support Intune‑managed endpoints, branch offices, and remote users without punching random firewall holes.
Identity‑first configuration – Align Azure resources with Entra ID groups and roles so access, RBAC, and Conditional Access policies work the same way in Azure as they do for Microsoft 365 and SaaS apps.
Azure Virtual Desktop architectures – Design and deploy AVD host pools, session host images, FSLogix profiles, and autoscaling policies so you get predictable performance and cost instead of a fragile DIY VDI setup.
Standardized images and automation – Use Azure Compute Gallery, image builder, and IaC (Bicep/ARM/Terraform) to create consistent, hardened images for session hosts and server workloads with your apps and security baselines baked in.
Storage and profile strategy – Implement Azure Files / NetApp Files and profile container strategies that keep user experience fast and resilient across regions while staying within budget.
Security and governance baked in – Apply Azure Policy, Defender for Cloud, and logging/monitoring standards so every new workload inherits baseline security, compliance, and operational visibility automatically.
Cost management and scaling – Configure autoscaling, reserved instances, and right‑sizing for AVD and other workloads so cloud spend tracks actual usage rather than worst‑case capacity.
Operational handoff – Build runbooks, dashboards, and automation jobs so your team can operate the Azure environment day‑to‑day without needing a dedicated cloud architect on every change.
