A cloud bill nobody can explain
Oversized VMs, forgotten storage and pay-as-you-go pricing on workloads that run all day add up fast.
Cloud & Data Center
Put every workload where it runs best — and stop overpaying for it.
Jay has managed client workloads across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud and runs his own colocated hosting. We help you decide what belongs in the public cloud, what belongs in colocation, and how to stop paying for capacity you don’t use.
Who it’s for
Businesses with servers nearing end of life, a cloud bill that keeps climbing, or applications that don’t fit neatly into SaaS.
What’s included
- IaaS and private cloud
- Colocation
- Azure and AWS cost optimization
- Migration planning
- Hybrid and multi-cloud design
Problems we solve
Aging servers in a closet
Hardware out of warranty, no redundant power or cooling, and backups that live in the same room.
Lift-and-shift regrets
Moving servers to the cloud unchanged often costs more than keeping them on-premises.
What we compare
Every category, side by side.
We go to market across all major providers in each category and show you the trade-offs in plain English.
- Public cloud (Azure, AWS, Google Cloud)
- Private and hosted cloud providers
- Colocation data centers
- Managed hosting providers
- Cloud cost management tools
Typical outcomes
What you walk away with.
- A workload-by-workload placement plan
- Right-sized resources and reserved pricing where it pays
- A migration plan with testing and rollback
- Clear monthly cost expectations before you move
How we work
- 01
Discover
We learn your sites, users, contracts and goals, and review current bills.
- 02
Compare
We take requirements to market and bring back a side-by-side of the options that fit.
- 03
Negotiate & implement
We negotiate pricing and terms, then manage ordering, install and cutover.
- 04
Advocate
Billing issues, outages and renewals come to us. We escalate with the provider for you.
FAQ
Cloud & Data Center questions
Have a question that isn’t here? .
Should everything go to the cloud?
No. Some workloads are cheaper and simpler in colocation or a private cloud. We look at each one on its own merits.
Can you review our current Azure or AWS bill?
Yes. A cost review usually finds oversized resources, idle services and places where reserved or savings-plan pricing makes sense.
What is colocation?
You own the servers; a data center provides secure space, redundant power, cooling and connectivity. It’s a middle ground between on-premises and public cloud.
Who manages the servers after migration?
You choose: your IT team, your existing provider, or a managed service we help you select.
Talk through your cloud & data center options.
Get answers now, any hour. Jay follows up personally within one business day.