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Reusable landing zones across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud.

Reusable Terraform-based landing zones standardized governance, identity, networking and logging across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud.

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Project brief

A repeatable cloud foundation that reduced drift and made governed environments faster to reproduce.

Reusable Terraform-based landing zones standardized governance, identity, networking and logging across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud.

01 | Challenge

The operating problem.

As the organization grew across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud, every new environment was set up slightly differently.

Networking, identity, logging and governance were configured by hand, team by team, creating inconsistency and environment drift.

Provisioning a new compliant environment was slow, and no one could guarantee that two environments were configured the same way.

02 | Delivery approach

How the solution was delivered.

Infrastructure as code with Terraform

Landing zones are defined as reusable Terraform modules so compliant environments are provisioned from code.

Centralized networking

Consistent network topology, segmentation and connectivity patterns are baked into every environment.

Standardized identity

Identity and access foundations follow a known model across clouds instead of per-team improvisation.

Built-in logging and observability

Centralized logging is part of the foundation so every environment is auditable from day one.

Governance and policy as code

Guardrails are codified so environments stay within policy automatically, reducing drift over time.

Architecture

How the delivery model connected into production.

The architecture view summarizes the workstream sequence, control points and technical path used to move from challenge to operating outcome.

CloudevTech Enterprise delivery model

01 Infrastructure as code with Terraform

02 Centralized networking

03 Standardized identity

04 Built-in logging and observability

05 Governance and policy as code

03 | Outcome

Production impact with client confidentiality protected.

Published outcomes remain qualitative unless client-approved metrics are available for public use.

01 A repeatable cloud foundation that produces consistent environments across three clouds.

02 Reduced environment drift through code-driven, policy-enforced setup.

03 Improved standardized governance for identity, networking and logging.

04 Faster provisioning of new, compliant environments.

Tech stack

Platforms and controls used in the engagement.

Terraform Microsoft Azure Amazon Web Services Google Cloud Centralized networking Identity foundations Centralized logging Policy and governance as code

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