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Choose cloud services around application requirements

Cloud flexibility requires clear organisation of resources and responsibilities. We examine access, backups, usage costs and follow-up operations. A suitable architecture should be understandable and operable by your team, with choices justified by project constraints and enough visibility to review them as the application’s requirements change over time.

Why use AWS?

  • Focused architecture

    Computing, storage and data resources are chosen around actual uses. Application dependencies guide their organisation and the exchanges needed between selected services, rather than adding components without a defined purpose.

  • Organised access

    Identities and permissions follow responsibilities. Technical accounts and human access are reviewed to limit unnecessary privileges and make interventions easier to follow within the environments used by the application.

  • Prepared deployments

    Environments and delivery stages are identified. Checks before and after a change verify application behaviour under expected operating conditions and help the team understand whether delivery has completed successfully.

  • Resource follow-up

    Consumption, alerts and maintenance operations are examined. Follow-up makes differences visible and prepares adjustments based on observed needs instead of assuming that the initial resource allocation remains appropriate indefinitely.

Our AWS expertise

Size resources without multiplying services

An application does not need every service available on AWS. We identify resources required for processing, files and data, together with their connections. Availability needs and changing workloads guide the architecture. Usage costs are examined alongside follow-up arrangements to avoid resources becoming difficult to manage because they were forgotten or sized without a clear relationship to the workload they support.

Prepare routine operations

Hosting should support delivering a change, observing an incident and recovering information needed to resume service. We organise environments, access and procedures around these operations. Backups and checks are not replaced simply by moving into the cloud. Responsibilities of the provider, AXELITES and your teams are clarified within the agreed scope so routine work and incident handling have identified owners.

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Your questions

Yes, after its dependencies, data and operating constraints have been reviewed. The project should identify required changes and switching conditions. A cloud migration does not automatically remove limitations in the existing software or eliminate the need to verify its behaviour in the new environment.

No. Storage and availability mechanisms do not replace a backup and restoration strategy. The data to protect, recovery expectations and necessary checks must be defined. These choices depend on usage and configuration, including what should happen if information is deleted or corrupted.

Resources need to be organised and their consumption visible. We review requirements, environments and observed uses to identify unnecessary or poorly sized resources. Follow-up and responsibilities should be defined; usage-based billing does not itself guarantee that costs will fall or remain predictable.

Prepare your AWS environment

Describe the application to host and its operational constraints.

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