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Individual Azure Cloud Infrastructure Solutions

Say goodbye to time-consuming manual setups – we enable you to quickly and cost-effectively migrate your applications to the Azure cloud.

With our customized solution, you can set up and adjust your infrastructure in no time. Whether it's about computing power, data storage, or security solutions – we ensure that your cloud environment is perfectly tailored to your needs.

Your Productive Cloud Infrastructure in a Few Steps

By using automated setup scripts, infrastructure as code, and leveraging cloud services, we can migrate your applications to the cloud and take advantage of scalability, cost efficiency, and availability. We have developed a solution that enables you to quickly and cost-effectively migrate your applications to the cloud. Based on your requirements, you can select the necessary resources from our pre-built framework and deploy your application systems in just a few steps.

In the following overview, you will learn more about the benefits of cloud infrastructures, how to choose the right cloud provider, and a selection of available cloud resources in Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services.

What components of a cloud infrastructure are available?

The construction of the cloud infrastructure includes the provision of compute resources, public load balancers, databases and storage, network infrastructure, security and compliance measures, as well as additional components necessary for the operation of your application systems.

Azure offers a variety of compute resources, from virtual machines to serverless application operations. Our modules include the provision of Azure Functions, App Services, and Container Apps, but support for virtual machines and Azure Kubernetes Services can also be provided upon request.

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Azure Functions enable the deployment of serverless applications. You can deploy your applications as part of Container Apps, App Services, or in the consumption model.
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As part of an Azure App Service Plan, we can deploy your containerized applications in an Azure-managed environment.
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As an alternative to Azure App Services, you can continue to deploy your containerized applications as Container Apps and benefit from an Azure-managed Kubernetes cluster.

Compute Resources

The secure provision and availability of your applications on the internet is easily achievable using Azure-specific load balancing and content delivery network services. This includes support for a firewall and the configuration of multiple domains and path-based routes.

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To make your applications globally accessible, we can provide your applications through the Azure Front Door CDN. You can benefit from high availability and scalability.
ImageAzure Application Gateway
As an alternative to Azure Front Door, the use of Azure Application Gateway is possible, and you do not have to forgo protection by a Web Application Firewall.

Public Load Balancer

Azure provides extensive support for both relational and non-relational databases as well as storage solutions. Our modules include the provision of Azure PostgreSQL & MySQL, Azure Cosmos DB, and Azure Blob Storage, but we can also integrate alternative database solutions like MongoDB Atlas into your cloud environment upon request.

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As fully managed database solutions, you can deploy your relational databases in Azure PostgreSQL and MySQL and securely connect them to your applications.
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For non-relational databases, you can rely on the globally distributed Azure Cosmos DB. If you have previously used a MongoDB database, we can offer you migration to Azure Cosmos DB or set up the MongoDB API emulated by CosmosDB.
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Azure Storage Accounts support you in providing Blob Storage, File Storage, and Queue Storage. You can securely and cost-effectively store your data in the cloud and benefit from different access methods.

Databases and Storage

Your Azure network infrastructure is divided into subscriptions, virtual networks, and subnets for specific Azure services. To ensure that your network behavior is verifiable and controlled, our Azure modules include support for Azure Private Endpoints and automated creation of subnets and CIDR blocks.

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For secure and separate communication between resources within a subscription, we rely on multiple virtual networks or subnets to separate base components from application resources.
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To enable secure and controlled communication of your resources within the Azure virtual network, we offer automated configuration of subnets and the allocation of CIDR blocks.
ImageAzure Private Endpoints
Azure-managed services such as Storage Accounts and Key Vaults communicate securely through your virtual network by using private endpoints. This enables access via private IP addresses and effectively protects against unauthorized access.
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Do your cloud services need to access local on-premises resources? With Azure Virtual Network, you can securely connect your Azure services to your local network and encrypt the communication.

Network Infrastructure

With Azure Entra ID, Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), Azure Managed Identity, and the management of application roles and user groups, you can control access without compromising security or usability. These solutions help prevent unauthorized access and ensure compliance with policies.

ImageAzure Entra ID
Azure Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) is a cloud-based identity and access management service that authenticates users and grants them access to applications, resources, and services. This includes single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and the management of roles and policies for secure identity management.
ImageAzure Managed Identity
Azure Managed Identity provides Azure services with a trusted identity that can be used for authentication with other Azure resources without requiring explicit credentials. This enables secure, automated authentication for cloud applications that need to access Azure resources such as Key Vault, Storage Accounts, or Azure SQL.
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With Azure RBAC, you can assign permissions to users, groups, and applications, allowing them to manage Azure resources based on their roles. This provides fine-grained access control and reduces the risk of unauthorized access to sensitive data.

Identity and Access Management

Azure provides comprehensive security and compliance solutions to protect your applications, data, and infrastructure. This includes Azure Key Vault for threat protection, Azure Event Hub for security information and event management, and Azure Log Analytics for compliance monitoring.

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Azure Key Vault is a unified security management system that provides advanced threat protection across your Azure resources. It helps you identify vulnerabilities, implement security best practices, and monitor compliance with security standards.
ImageAzure Event Hub
Azure Event Hub is a cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) solution that provides intelligent security analytics across your enterprise. It enables you to detect, investigate, and respond to security incidents in real time.
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Azure Log Analytics helps you manage and enforce compliance with organizational standards and service level agreements (SLAs). You can create and apply policies to control the provisioning and configuration of Azure resources, ensuring compliance and security.

Security and Compliance

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