We design and implement cloud infrastructure following security best practices, using infrastructure-as-code for reproducibility and reviewability. We respect in-Kingdom data residency requirements and optimise cost without sacrificing reliability. Your infrastructure becomes fully documented and automatically rebuildable on demand.
What's included
- Landing-zone design and multi-account architecture with environment separation and centralized governance
- Full infrastructure-as-code with Terraform using reusable modules and managed state
- Network design: VPC isolation, hybrid connectivity, egress gateways, and traffic policies
- Least-privilege identity and access, secrets management, and encryption at rest and in transit
- Cost control, tagging, budgets, and FinOps monitoring
- Alignment with the cloud Well-Architected Framework across its pillars: security, reliability, performance, cost, and operational excellence
Methodology & standards
Assess the current state and regulatory requirements, then design account structure and landing zones
Author infrastructure as code in modular Terraform with review and plan/apply before changes
Establish governance: policies, guardrails, and continuous compliance for secure configuration
Automate provisioning through a pipeline with security scanning of infrastructure before merge
Enable monitoring, cost management, and continuous improvement per the Well-Architected pillars
Deliverables
- Documented, operational landing zones and multi-account architecture
- A modular Terraform repository with managed state and automated provisioning pipelines
- A documented network design with isolation, connectivity, and encryption diagrams
- A governance policy set and guardrails for continuous compliance
- A cost, tagging, and budgeting dashboard with optimization recommendations
- A Well-Architected review report with an improvement roadmap
Regulatory controls it satisfies
Typical timeline
A complete infrastructure-as-code foundation is typically built in 5 to 9 weeks depending on account and environment count and networking and compliance requirements.
Common questions
Why adopt infrastructure as code instead of manual setup?
It makes environments identical, reviewable, and reversible, documents every change in the repository, eliminates manual drift, and speeds re-creation during incidents.
Do you support keeping data inside the Kingdom?
Yes, we design landing zones and networking to meet data-residency requirements and configure encryption and access in line with the Saudi PDPL.
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