Cloud Computing Services · Dubai, UAE
Cloud infrastructure built for real usage, not guesswork
I help businesses in Dubai migrate to the cloud, fix architecture that's grown unwieldy, and manage infrastructure that's already live — across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, sized to what your workload actually needs.
What I offer
Five ways I work on your cloud
Moving to the cloud — or getting more out of the cloud you already have — takes more than spinning up servers.
Cloud Migration
Planned migrations from on-premise or legacy hosting to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, with minimal downtime and a clear rollback plan at every stage — moving what should move as-is, and re-architecting what shouldn't.
Cloud Architecture Design
Architectures built around your actual traffic patterns and growth plans — networking, security groups, load balancing, auto-scaling and storage strategy that holds up under real usage, not just at launch.
Managed Cloud Services
Ongoing management of your cloud environment — monitoring, patching, scaling adjustments and incident response — so infrastructure keeps running reliably without an in-house cloud team.
Cloud Cost Optimization
An audit of existing spend to find oversized instances, unused resources and inefficient storage tiers, followed by reserved capacity, auto-scaling and right-sizing to bring cost in line with usage.
Disaster Recovery & Backup
Automated backup strategies and disaster recovery plans across regions, so your data and applications can recover quickly from an outage instead of depending on manual intervention.
Representative work
The kind of problems I get called in for
Three patterns that come up most often with Dubai businesses — illustrative of the scope, not a fixed menu.
Still running on a physical server
An application still hosted on-premise or on a single aging server, needing a migration path to the cloud without risking downtime on a system the business depends on.
A cloud bill that keeps climbing
Spend creeping up month over month with no clear reason, usually from oversized instances or resources nobody remembered to turn off.
No real disaster recovery plan
Backups exist somewhere, but nobody has tested a recovery, and there's no defined recovery time if a region or service goes down.
How it works
Five stages, every engagement
The same structure every time, so you always know what's happening and what's next.
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01
Assess
Current infrastructure, spend and constraints, reviewed before any changes are proposed.
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02
Architect
A cloud design sized to your workload, growth plans and security requirements.
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Migrate
A phased rollout with a rollback plan at each stage, not a single high-risk cutover.
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Optimize
Right-sizing, auto-scaling and reserved capacity once real usage patterns are visible.
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05
Operate
Monitoring, patching and incident response once the environment is live.
Why me
One person, direct accountability
You work directly with the person designing and running your cloud environment, not a rotating account team. That means fewer handoffs, clearer decisions, and infrastructure that stays close to what you actually need.
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Hands-on experience across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud — chosen per project, not defaulted to one provider.
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Practical background in infrastructure-as-code, so environments are reproducible and documented, not click-configured by hand.
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Cost-conscious by default — every architecture review includes a look at what you're actually paying for.
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Security groups, IAM and network design treated as first-class parts of the architecture, not an afterthought.
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Clear rollback plans on every migration stage, so a cutover is never a one-way door.
FAQ
Common questions
Which cloud platforms do you work with?
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. The right platform depends on your existing tools, compliance needs and where your team already has experience, rather than a single default provider.
How long does a cloud migration take?
A single application can migrate in a few weeks. Larger environments with multiple interdependent systems are usually phased over one to three months, moving lower-risk workloads first and validating each stage before continuing.
Can you help reduce our existing cloud bill?
Yes. A cost review looks at oversized instances, idle resources and storage tiers, then applies right-sizing, reserved capacity and auto-scaling to bring spend in line with actual usage, typically without any migration required.
Do you provide ongoing management, or just the project?
Both. Some clients need a one-time migration or architecture project; others want ongoing managed cloud services covering monitoring, patching and incident response. The engagement is scoped around what you actually need.
What does a disaster recovery plan actually include?
Automated, cross-region backups, a documented recovery procedure, and defined recovery time and recovery point objectives, so a failure has a tested response rather than a manual scramble.
Ready to move to the cloud?
Tell me what you're running and where it hurts — migration, cost, architecture, or reliability — and I'll get back to you with a clear next step.
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