Azure Managed Services & Cost Optimization
Managed Azure covers environment operations, cost control, backups restored on a schedule, and a recovery plan that has been tested. Run by senior engineers.
Where companies get stuck
So the Azure bill went up again?
- Spend climbs month over month. Nobody can say which resources are idle or oversized.
- Backups run every night. Nobody has restored from one to see if they work.
- The engineer who built the environment is the only one who can explain it.
What we manage
Operations, cost, recovery
Each item is listed as in scope or out of scope in your agreement before you sign.
Cost control
Every resource reviewed monthly, and the savings acted on.
- Rightsizing, idle resources, and reservations reviewed each month, with the saving on the monthly report.
- A forecast you can budget against.
Backup and recovery
Backups restored on a schedule to prove they work.
- Real data restored from a real backup, with the result written down.
- A recovery plan written for your environment and tested on a set cadence.
Operations and security baseline
An engineer who knows the environment handles every alert.
- Monitoring across compute, storage, network, and identity, with available 24/7* coverage.
- Identity, network, and patching held to a written standard, with documentation kept current.
* 24/7 coverage is available as part of the agreement.
Questions
Asked on most first calls
Yes, as a scoped project. Managed Azure starts when the migration ends, so the environment has an owner from day one.
We restore real data from a real backup on a schedule, confirm it is complete and usable, and write down the result. A backup that has never been restored is a hope, not a plan.
Either. You keep ownership of the subscription regardless.
Find out what you're paying for and not using
The assessment scores cloud efficiency and backup and recovery as two of its seven areas, with the savings identified in the report.