About EXTEND BYTES HOLDING AS and our approach to cloud work

Cloud work covers a wide range of decisions, from choosing between public, private and hybrid models to deciding how storage, backup and access controls should be set up. Our focus is on making these decisions explicit, so that each one can be reviewed later against the business needs it was meant to serve.

Migration is one of the most common starting points. A typical project begins with an inventory of applications, data sets and their dependencies, followed by a classification of what can be moved as it is, what needs adjustment and what should stay where it is. Cost, security and operational requirements are considered together rather than one after another.

Once workloads are running, the work shifts to day-to-day management: cloud data management, backup and recovery arrangements, security configuration, and the review of usage and spending. Cloud cost optimization in particular is usually an ongoing practice, not a one-time exercise, and it works best when it is tied to clear ownership and regular reporting.

Where delivery teams are involved, we look at how DevOps practices can be applied to cloud infrastructure, including automated provisioning and version-controlled configuration. The aim throughout is a setup that is understandable to the people who operate it and that can change without unnecessary risk.