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    IT systems architecture & cloud

    Improve systems. Reduce cloud costs

    Good architecture connects business needs with systems that work together.

    • Plan the connections.Applications, data, infrastructure, and the boundaries between them.
    • Improve how systems run.Cloud delivery, reliability, security foundations, and cost decisions.

    A starting point

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    • You need a clear architecture for systems that must work together.
    • Your AWS bill is growing and you need to understand why.
    • Deployments or infrastructure are slowing your team down.
    • You need help operating or improving an existing cloud environment.

    Our approach

    The work
    in practice

    Applications, data, and cloud operations connected through systems architecture.
    • IT systems architecture
    • System integration and event-driven messaging (pub/sub)
    • Cloud platforms across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud
    • Infrastructure as code and cloud security foundations
    • Deployment and DevOps
    • Reliability and observability
    • Cloud cost assessment and optimization

    An agreed architecture or infrastructure scope, with system boundaries, integration needs, trade-offs, and a practical plan for implementation and validation.

    The four stages of TrimCloud’s AWS cost optimization method

    For AWS cost savings

    TrimCloud

    Assess your cloud spend and find opportunities to reduce waste.

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    Built around your needs

    Need a custom solution?

    Let’s talk about your systems, your goals, and where you need help.

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    Related experience & thinking

    Cutting infrastructure costs: about 74% projected savings

    PokerInk’s deployed changes project monthly infrastructure costs of about $206, compared with $798.62 billed in July. Full-month invoice confirmation is pending.

    How we work
    From conversation to delivery

    What would you like to build or improve?

    Bring an idea, a question, or a system that needs attention. You don’t need a technical brief—let’s talk through a useful next step.