Get an expert view of your current architecture before migration and identify gaps that may need attention first. We assess readiness across relevant technical and operational factors, then recommend adjustments. For existing cloud environments, Beetroot can also review performance, security, and technical debt and suggest improvements.

Get practical support with cloud infrastructure planning and design, including compute, storage, networking, and other capacity needs. We assess expected workloads and operational requirements so the infrastructure can support the solution without unnecessary overprovisioning.

Address cloud security early by making it part of the architecture rather than adding controls later. Depending on the project, our engineers can apply least-privilege and Zero Trust principles, encryption, disaster recovery planning, testing, and other safeguards relevant to the environment.

Use Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to make cloud environments easier to reproduce and manage consistently. We work with tools such as Terraform, CloudFormation, and Ansible to automate infrastructure setup and reduce repetitive manual work across deployments.

Clear ownership makes architecture decisions easier to track as a project evolves. We define responsibilities and decision boundaries around implementation, changes, and cloud adoption.

Defined approval processes and change controls reduce the risk of unauthorized or poorly coordinated modifications. They also give teams a clearer way to manage higher-impact changes across the environment.

Security considerations can be reviewed throughout architecture planning and implementation rather than added late in the process. Where a deeper review is needed, a cloud security assessment can help identify gaps around access, data protection, and other relevant controls.

Before starting, we review requirements, available resources, the technical stack, and existing documentation. Our business analysts and engineers speak with relevant stakeholders to understand what matters most and shape the architecture around those priorities.

Our cloud engineers create high- and low-level architectural designs at the level of detail the project requires. Depending on scope, documentation can cover system components, services, configurations, and implementation guidance.

IT security consultants and cloud engineers work together to map security and governance requirements into the architecture. Relevant technical controls can also be aligned with regulatory or internal requirements to support your organization’s compliance work.

Where implementation oversight is part of the engagement, our engineers can support delivery against the agreed architecture and review how the implementation aligns with HLD/LLD specifications and project requirements.

Telemedicine, mobile health monitoring, IoT devices, EHR/EMR systems — these all need architecture that can grow with them. We design with sensitive health data, availability, and HIPAA-related technical requirements in mind, including appropriate controls for storing and handling PHI.

Behind smart grids, environmental monitoring, sustainability tracking, and energy management sits a lot of data. Much of it is streaming from sensors and connected sources. Beetroot has experience building the analytics and IoT systems that collect and process it.

Real-time data processing and flexible integrations are central to modern transportation and logistics systems. We design architectures that can handle large volumes of shipment, vehicle, and warehouse data while accounting for reliability, security, and changing demand.

We work across AWS, Azure, and GCP and provide recommendations depending on your architecture, existing stack, and business needs rather than relying on a single cloud vendor. That leaves more room to compare options before committing to a direction.

Beetroot is ISO 27001-certified, and security considerations are built into our architecture work from the start. Depending on the project, that can include access controls, monitoring, encryption, and other safeguards relevant to the environment.

Our distributed R&D locations give us flexibility when matching software engineers to your working hours and collaboration needs. This can make day-to-day communication and integration with your existing team easier.

Work through cloud architecture decisions using your existing environment and resources as context. Practical exercises can cover patterns, trade-offs, and approaches your team can apply in ongoing project work.

Look at how architecture choices affect cloud spend, including resource sizing, autoscaling, and observability. Your team can work through practical ways to spot unnecessary usage and make cost considerations part of ongoing architecture decisions.