Pre-configured multi-account environments with built-in governance, security, and networking for all major cloud providers.
Problem
Running workloads in one account creates blast radius risks, limits blast radius isolation, and makes governance harder as you grow. Migrating to multi-account later is expensive and disruptive.
Approach
Landing Zones provide the organizational structure and guardrails your cloud environment needs to scale securely.
Management group hierarchies, subscription vending, policy enforcement, and hub-spoke networking for Azure environments.
AWS Control Tower with organizational units, service control policies, and account factory automation.
Organization policies, folder structure, shared VPC design, and project factory for Google Cloud.
"By using Terraform automation to maintain and build cloud environments, the likelihood of human error is significantly reduced. At the same time, it ensures that environments are compliant and easier to maintain in the future."
Jyri Häkkinen
ICT Specialist, Suur-Savon Sähkö
Field Notes
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