Azure Architecture Assessment
A short, senior-led engagement to identify risks, unblock decisions, and prepare for secure modernization and AI adoption.
Request an AssessmentMany organizations already run workloads on Azure but still struggle with:
When these issues accumulate, progress slows and decisions get postponed.
What this assessment includes
- Review of your current Azure architecture and key workloads
- Identity, access, and security posture review (Entra, boundaries, data access)
- Application and data readiness for AI (including RAG-style use cases)
- Identification of architectural risks, technical debt, and cost drivers
- Clear prioritization of what to fix, what to improve, and what to leave alone
What you receive
- Concise findings summary
- Risk and opportunity map
- Practical recommendations and next steps
- No vendor lock-in, no implementation pressure
This assessment is not
- Staff augmentation or body shopping
- A sales-led cloud migration pitch
- A federal or clearance-required engagement
- A long consulting program
It is a focused, independent review led directly by a senior Azure architect.
This service is designed for
- NGOs and international organizations
- Private enterprises with regulatory or data-sensitivity constraints
- Teams already running on Azure
- Organizations preparing for modernization or private AI initiatives
Not recommended for
- Early-stage startups without production workloads
- Organizations seeking low-cost delivery teams
How it typically works
Initial Conversation
Understand your context, goals, and current challenges.
Documentation Access
Review architecture documentation and connect with key stakeholders.
Targeted Review
Technical and security review sessions focused on your priorities.
Findings Delivery
Clear recommendations and actionable next steps.
Typical duration: 2-4 weeks. Fixed scope, senior-led.
Real improvements from past assessments
Click each item to learn more about what we typically find and fix.
Cost Optimization
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Check for redundant resources
Orphaned disks, unused IPs, idle infrastructure
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Performance tuning in .NET applications
Memory, connection pooling, async patterns
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Use of serverless functions
Azure Functions for event-driven workloads
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Database optimization for lower DTU
Query tuning, indexing, caching strategies
Performance Improvements
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Bottleneck identification
Profiling, tracing, load testing analysis
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Move to async and parallel processing
Non-blocking I/O, parallel execution, queues
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Technology update
.NET upgrades, modern frameworks, new services
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Database tuning
Query plans, partitioning, read replicas
Ready to get clarity on your Azure architecture?
All requests are reviewed personally.