Cloud infrastructure that's architected, not just lifted-and-shifted
RiT Global plans, migrates, and operates cloud environments across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace — balancing performance, cost, and compliance from day one.
Overview
A cloud migration that isn't architected for your actual workload just moves the same problems to a more expensive location. RiT Global starts every cloud engagement with a workload assessment — right-sizing compute, mapping data residency and compliance requirements, and identifying what should move as-is, what should be re-platformed, and what shouldn't move at all.
Once live, we don't hand the environment back and walk away. Our cloud operations team manages cost, performance, security posture and platform updates continuously across AWS, Azure, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, with monthly optimization reviews.
Business Challenges We Solve
- Unplanned migrations that inflate cost. Lift-and-shift approaches move inefficient architecture into a pay-per-use environment, spiking bills.
- No one owns cloud security posture. Misconfigured storage buckets and overly permissive IAM roles are the leading cause of cloud breaches.
- Compliance uncertainty in the cloud. Teams aren't sure which controls satisfy HIPAA, PCI-DSS or data-residency requirements once workloads move.
- Multi-cloud and SaaS sprawl. AWS, Azure, M365 and Google Workspace are managed by different people with no unified visibility.
- No cost governance. Cloud spend grows unchecked with no regular right-sizing or reserved-capacity strategy.
Technical Solutions
AWS Managed Services
Architecture design, migration, and 24/7 operations across EC2, RDS, S3 and core AWS services.
Microsoft Azure Managed Services
Landing zone design, VM and PaaS management, and Azure AD/Entra ID governance.
Microsoft 365 Management
Exchange Online, SharePoint, Teams administration, licensing optimization and security hardening.
Google Workspace Management
Admin console governance, Gmail security, and Drive/data-loss-prevention policy.
Cloud Migration Process
Every migration follows a phased approach designed to eliminate surprise downtime and validate each workload before full cutover.
Discover
Workload & dependency mapping
Plan
Target architecture & TCO model
Pilot
Low-risk workload migrated first
Migrate
Phased cutover by workload group
Validate
Performance & security testing
Optimize
Cost tuning & reserved capacity
Features
- Cloud readiness assessment and total-cost-of-ownership modeling
- Landing zone / account architecture design for AWS and Azure
- Phased, workload-by-workload migration with rollback plans
- Continuous cost optimization (FinOps) and reserved-instance planning
- Identity governance across Azure AD/Entra ID, AWS IAM and Google Workspace
- Backup and disaster recovery configured for every migrated workload
- Monthly cost, performance and security posture reporting
Benefits
Lower total cloud spend
Ongoing right-sizing and reserved-capacity planning typically cuts cloud bills 20–40%.
Zero-surprise cutovers
Phased migration with validation gates avoids the downtime that rushed lift-and-shifts create.
Compliance-mapped architecture
Data residency, encryption and access controls mapped to your regulatory framework from day one.
Technologies Used
Service Process
Assess
Environment & risk audit
Design
Target architecture & roadmap
Implement
Deployment & controlled cutover
Secure
Hardening & policy enforcement
Monitor
24/7 NOC/SOC observability
Optimize
Quarterly reviews & tuning
Migration & Support SLA
| Phase / Severity | Target | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Migration Cutover Window | Pre-agreed maintenance window | Scheduled with rollback plan and stakeholder sign-off |
| P1 — Production Outage | 15 min response | Cloud-hosted production service down |
| P2 — Degraded Performance | 1 hour response | Elevated latency or partial service impact |
| Cost Anomaly Alert | Same business day | Unexpected spend spike investigated and reported |
Deliverables
Cloud Readiness Report
Workload assessment & migration plan.
Target Architecture Diagram
Landing zone & network design.
Migration Runbook
Step-by-step cutover procedure.
Monthly Cost Report
Spend breakdown & optimization actions.
Security Posture Review
IAM, encryption & config audit.
DR Configuration Doc
Backup & recovery setup per workload.
Service Tier Comparison
| Capability | Essential | Advanced | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platforms Managed | Single cloud | Multi-cloud | Multi-cloud + SaaS |
| Cost Optimization | Quarterly review | Monthly review | Continuous FinOps |
| Migration Support | Guided | Fully managed | Fully managed + re-platforming |
| Security Posture Review | Annual | Quarterly | Monthly |
FAQs
Yes, we are vendor-neutral and regularly manage multi-cloud and hybrid on-prem-to-cloud architectures.
A mid-size environment (50–200 workloads) typically takes 8–14 weeks from discovery to full cutover.
Yes, we manage licensing optimization as part of ongoing SaaS administration to avoid overpaying for unused seats.
Every workload has a tested rollback plan; migrations occur in pre-agreed maintenance windows with stakeholder sign-off before and after.
Get a cloud readiness assessment
We'll map your current environment and show you the migration path, timeline, and expected cost impact.