Multi-Cloud Management
Nanosek helps enterprises choose the right platform for each workload, then connects architecture, network, identity, security, observability, and cost management into one operating model.
Unified estate
One operating model. Every cloud.
Cloudflare
Edge & Security Control Plane
Workloads
142
Spend
$48k
EKS · RDS · S3
Workloads
87
Spend
$31k
AKS · SQL · Blob
Workloads
34
Spend
$11k
GKE · CloudSQL · GCS
Workloads
56
Spend
$22k
VMware · Bare-metal
Policy compliance
98%
Monthly spend
$112k
Posture score
A-
Open incidents
0
Traffic steered AWS eu-west → Azure eu-north (latency)
3+
Cloud platforms aligned
AWS, Azure, GCP, Cloudflare, and private infrastructure can be governed as one enterprise estate.
FinOps
Cost visibility
Spend, commitments, tagging, rightsizing, and waste reduction become part of regular operations.
Policy
Consistent controls
Identity, network, logging, Cloudflare edge controls, and security baselines stay consistent across providers.
Platform selection by workload
We assess performance, latency, data residency, managed service fit, commercial constraints, team skill, and exit risk before choosing where each workload should run.
Unified governance and access
Account structure, IAM, network segmentation, audit logging, naming, tagging, and policy enforcement are standardized so each provider is manageable.
Cloudflare as the control layer
Cloudflare can provide consistent DNS, traffic steering, WAF, DDoS protection, Zero Trust, API protection, and observability in front of workloads across clouds.
Cost and reliability operations
Nanosek builds cost dashboards, operational reviews, resilience patterns, backup strategy, and incident workflows so multi-cloud does not become unmanaged sprawl.
Delivery model
How Nanosek takes the work from design to operations
The goal is not a one-time implementation. Nanosek defines the architecture, proves the migration path, controls production change, and leaves the operating model ready for support.
Inventory the estate
Document applications, dependencies, costs, identity, data flows, network paths, compliance constraints, and current provider ownership.
Design the target model
Define landing zones, Cloudflare edge controls, network connectivity, tagging, observability, security baselines, and cost guardrails.
Implement foundations
Build governance, automation, account structures, logging, IAM, connectivity, and repeatable workload migration patterns.
Operate the portfolio
Review cost, risk, incidents, security posture, and application changes through a shared multi-cloud operating cadence.
Scope map
What the engagement covers
| Workstream | Capabilities | Typical owners |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | Landing zones, workload placement, connectivity, DNS, Cloudflare edge routing, segmentation | Cloud infrastructure, platform, architecture |
| Governance | Accounts, subscriptions, projects, IAM, policy, tagging, audit logging, access reviews | IT, security, compliance, finance |
| Operations | Monitoring, incident response, backup, resilience, patching, runbooks, change control | Operations, SRE, infrastructure leadership |
| Cost | Rightsizing, commitments, budgets, anomaly detection, allocation, reporting | Finance, cloud operations, engineering leaders |
FAQ
Questions enterprise teams ask before starting
Does multi-cloud always mean running every workload on every provider?
No. A good multi-cloud strategy chooses the right platform for each workload and standardizes governance across providers without forcing unnecessary duplication.
Where does Cloudflare fit in multi-cloud architecture?
Cloudflare commonly acts as a consistent control layer for DNS, CDN, WAF, DDoS, Zero Trust, API protection, traffic steering, and logging across providers.
Can Nanosek reduce existing multi-cloud complexity?
Yes. We can rationalize accounts, tagging, network paths, observability, cost reporting, security policy, and operational ownership.
Related paths
Connect this service to the wider infrastructure roadmap
Ready to plan the next step?
Nanosek can assess the current environment, define the target architecture, and build the delivery plan with the right security and operational controls.
Plan multi-cloud strategy