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03Cloud & Platforms

Foundations engineered to evolve.

Cloud is not a destination; it is an operating model for technology. HestiaPremise designs and engineers cloud and platform foundations (hybrid, multi-cloud or cloud-native) that give teams speed without sacrificing resilience, security or cost discipline.

Engineer resilient digital foundations built to evolve.

Capability 03 of 05 · Cloud provides scale.

The challenge

Beyond lift-and-shift

Moving workloads is the easy part. Value comes from what the enterprise can do once they have moved: release faster, scale on demand, recover predictably and understand what it spends. Without a platform strategy, cloud estates replicate the fragmentation of the data center, only faster.

Regulation, data residency and latency mean many enterprises will run hybrid estates for years. The architecture has to make that a strength, not a compromise.

What we do

Cloud & Platforms

Strategy & architecture

03.1
  • Cloud Strategy
  • Cloud Architecture
  • Hybrid Cloud
  • Multi-Cloud
  • Cloud-Native Architecture

Migration & modernization

03.2
  • Cloud Migration
  • Cloud Modernization
  • Containers
  • Kubernetes

Platform engineering

03.3
  • Platform Engineering
  • Infrastructure Automation
  • DevSecOps

Reliability & economics

03.4
  • Observability
  • Reliability Engineering
  • High Availability
  • Disaster Recovery
  • FinOps

Reference architecture

Layers of an engineered platform

  1. L4Workloads
    • Applications
    • Data platforms
    • AI workloads
  2. L3Developer platform
    • Golden paths
    • CI/CD
    • Service templates
    • Self-service
  3. L2Runtime
    • Kubernetes
    • Containers
    • Serverless
    • Virtual machines
  4. L1Infrastructure
    • Public cloud
    • Private cloud
    • Edge
    • Network
Observability & FinOps
Security & policy as code
Reference architectureA platform turns infrastructure into a product: self-service paths for teams, with reliability, security and cost visibility built in.

Questions we help answer

  1. Q1

    Which workloads belong in public cloud, which stay on-premises, and why?

  2. Q2

    How do we give engineering teams self-service without losing control?

  3. Q3

    Are we prepared for the failures we have not yet experienced?

  4. Q4

    Do we know what our cloud spend buys, and who is accountable for it?

Let’s discuss what your enterprise is building next.

Bring the ambition, the constraints and the current landscape. We will bring the architecture.

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