92% of Enterprises Use Multi-Cloud.
Most Are Doing It Wrong.
Multi-cloud is now the norm: 92% of enterprises use multiple cloud providers. But there is a difference between strategic multi-cloud and accidental multi-cloud. Strategic means workloads in the right cloud for their requirements. Accidental means different teams picked different clouds and now you have three of everything. We help you get the benefits of multi-cloud without the complexity tax.
Discuss Multi-Cloud StrategyThe Challenge
Accidental Multi-Cloud Chaos
Multi-cloud often happens by accident. Different business units chose different clouds. An acquisition brought a second platform. That SaaS vendor runs on a different cloud than your primary. Now you have multiple identity systems, multiple security tools, multiple billing relationships, and no unified view of anything. The promise was flexibility. The reality is complexity that slows everything down.
Our Approach
We help you make multi-cloud intentional. Which workloads belong where and why? How do you maintain security and governance across platforms? Where do you standardize versus optimize for each cloud's strengths? We design multi-cloud architectures that capture the benefits (best-of-breed services, vendor negotiating leverage, geographic flexibility) while managing the complexity through unified operations.
What We Deliver
Capabilities
Multi-Cloud Strategy
Define strategic rationale for multi-cloud. Workload placement principles, vendor relationships, exit strategies. Intentional architecture, not accidental sprawl.
Architecture Design
Design for portability where needed, optimization where beneficial. Avoid lock-in without sacrificing cloud-native capabilities.
Unified Identity & Security
Single identity plane across clouds. Consistent security policies, centralized monitoring, unified compliance. One security standard, regardless of cloud.
Cross-Cloud Networking
Secure, performant connectivity between clouds and on-prem. SD-WAN, private connectivity, traffic optimization.
Unified Operations
Single-pane-of-glass management across AWS, Azure, GCP. Consolidated monitoring, cost management, and governance.
Cloud Arbitrage
Place workloads in the most cost-effective location. Reserved capacity optimization across providers. Let economics drive placement decisions.
Our Process
How We Work
Assessment
Map current multi-cloud state. Inventory workloads, identify redundancies, document pain points. Understand the full picture.
Strategy Development
Define multi-cloud principles. Which workloads where? What is portable? What is optimized for specific clouds? Clear decision framework.
Architecture Design
Design target architecture with unified identity, networking, and operations. Portability without complexity.
Platform Implementation
Deploy management platforms, configure networking, implement governance. Foundation for unified operations.
Optimization
Continuous optimization across clouds. Workload placement reviews, cost arbitrage, capability leverage. Ongoing governance.
Why Flynaut
What Makes Us Different
Strategic Not Dogmatic
Some things should be portable. Some should leverage cloud-specific capabilities. We help you make intentional decisions, not religious ones.
Operational Expertise
We operate multi-cloud environments daily. Our recommendations come from real-world experience managing complexity.
All Three Clouds
Deep expertise in AWS, Azure, and GCP. We help you leverage each platform's strengths without becoming three separate IT organizations.
Honest About Consolidation
Full multi-cloud is expensive. Sometimes the right answer is to consolidate to fewer clouds. If your multi-cloud strategy is creating more complexity than value, we will tell you.
Results
Global Retailer Unifies Three Clouds, 40% Reduction in Cloud Ops Headcount
A global retailer had AWS (e-commerce), Azure (corporate), and GCP (analytics). Three separate teams, three toolsets, no unified visibility. Cloud operations required 25 FTEs across locations. Implemented unified management platform. Consolidated identity, standardized networking, unified monitoring. Automated operations where possible. Cross-trained core team.
Results are illustrative, inspired by real client engagements. Specific metrics pending client verification.
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Ready to Make Multi-Cloud Intentional?
It seems like your multi-cloud happened organically and now you are managing complexity you never planned for. We can help you take back control.