The Azure foundation everything else inherits from.
Landing zones, identity, networking, security, backup and DR, FinOps and 24x7 operations: the layer every workload and every agent inherits its identity, trust boundary and bill from.
Why it matters
We know classic Azure as well as the landing zone.
Most Azure estates grew: a subscription per project, classic resources untouched since migration, on-premises Active Directory mixed with Entra ID, a network patched rather than designed. We bring the accreted subscriptions, undocumented peering and over-privileged service principals to a landing-zone standard without breaking what depends on them.
Support, maintain, modernize.
- 24x7 managed operations, monitoring and incident response against agreed SLAs, with root cause and a written fix
- Entra ID, RBAC and hybrid Active Directory access support
- Network, firewall and connectivity; DR rehearsals on a schedule
- Defender and Sentinel posture, patch cadence, backup and DR with restores actually tested
- Tagging, budgets, reservations and cost attribution against a budget you set
- Conditional access, privileged access and service-principal review
- Datacentre exits and classic resources to Azure: discovery, dependency mapping, wave planning and cutover
- Landing-zone design: management groups, policy as code, hub-and-spoke networking, private endpoints, DNS and egress control
- Least-privilege roles for people and for the non-human identities agents run under
Depth signals
From the first subscriptions to a governed landing zone.
- Classic Azure
- ARM and Bicep
- Landing zones
- Hybrid Active Directory
- Entra ID
- Azure Arc
- AKS and App Service
- Azure Virtual Desktop
- On-premises Active Directory
- SQL Server and Azure SQL
- Dynamics 365
- Microsoft 365
- Defender and Sentinel
- Azure Monitor
- ExpressRoute and VPN
- Backup and Site Recovery
- Foundry and Copilot Studio
Azure infrastructure and security engineers on a 24x7 rota across onshore, nearshore and offshore locations.
Our bench: AtlasiloA governed landing zone inside one quarterIllustrative Forty project subscriptions of a mid-size estate brought under management groups with policy, identity and FinOps tagging in place, cost attributed to the teams that spend it.
Typical engagements.
- Annuity Managed cloud operations 24x7 monitoring, incident response, patching, backup and cost under SLAs, with quarterly architecture and cost reviews.
- Fixed-fee Landing-zone assessment Subscriptions, identity, policy, network and spend read against the reference architecture; a gap list with effort attached.
- Outcome-based Datacentre exit or FinOps tuning Priced against the exit date, or a cost baseline you already report: reservation coverage, rightsizing, idle capacity. Stops when met.
AI on top
Agents do not get their own perimeter, identity or budget line. They get yours.
- Agents authenticate through Entra ID and act under RBAC like any other principal
- Foundry, Copilot Studio and third-party models inside your tenant: zero data retention, no new trust boundary
- Private endpoints and egress control keep model traffic in the tenant, which makes sovereign and regulated deployments possible
- Consumption draws down your Azure commitment (MACC), attributed through FinOps tagging; every agent governed by APEX
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