CLOUD LANDING ZONE
Landing zones that survive audits and team churn
Without a shared baseline, every account becomes a snowflake and governance scales linearly with headcount: which finance and risk teams notice quickly. We design and operate landing zones for organisations across the Netherlands and beyond, aligning security, IAM, networking, logging, billing, and auditing patterns before product teams flood in.
Delivery stays in Infrastructure as Code, usually Terraform, so environments stay reproducible and changes remain reviewable across your public cloud footprint.
Design, deploy, and operate your landing zone
One foundation, three clear phases: from blueprint with your stakeholders to code-driven delivery and day-2 operations.
Design
The first step is design: your landing zone becomes the foundation of your public cloud footprint. We run this phase with a focused group of your stakeholders and our engineers.
We align to each hyperscaler’s guidance: AWS Well-Architected and Azure Cloud Adoption Framework: with emphasis on networking, security and compliance, identity and access management, and standardised tenancy.
Deploy
After design sign-off we turn requirements into landing zone configuration stored as code. Provider-specific blueprints give us a proven baseline; we tailor them to your controls and workload mix.
Operate
Cloud platforms keep moving: new services, refreshed best practices, security hardening, and changing application landscapes all touch the landing zone. We help you maintain and operate it so the foundation stays trustworthy over time.
Landing zones built for scale and governance
Repeatable foundations on AWS and Azure, with security and compliance wired in from day one.
AWS and Azure
Design, plan, and build in code
Speed, consistency, and repeatability
Centrally governed cloud infrastructure
Self-service cloud for product teams
Centralised security baseline
Cloud landing zone case study
We delivered an AWS landing zone with a security baseline, centralised logging, auditing, governance, and networking. With an account vending machine (AVM), new accounts receive those baseline capabilities from day one.
Read the caseThe same engineers stay on the work.
- Documented decisions. Architecture, trade-offs, and runbooks live in the same repository as the code: reviewable on day one and on day 200.
- Monthly WTF sessions. Engineers walk through customer work, technical deep-dives, experiments, and what didn’t work. What The Faqtory!: our standing internal review.
- Standing learning investment. Active Pluralsight and A Cloud Guru access, certification time, and study agreements where the depth justifies it.
The point isn’t novelty. The point is that two years in, the platform still makes sense to the people running it. Read about our engineering culture