Discovery and architecture
Map application and data dependencies, constraints, capacity and the current operating model, including upstream and downstream interfaces, IBM MQ message flows and Control-M job schedules.
The foundation behind the serviceBuild resilience
Build resilience
into the platform.
Bring applications, databases and infrastructure into one delivery view. We connect discovery and architecture with the practical work of migration, recovery, monitoring and handover.
Our specialists have delivered this work in the banking and telecoms sectors.
Platform changes affect service availability, data and day-to-day support. A successful design needs a credible operating model as well as a target architecture.
Discuss this service →What we can design and deliverA defined scope.
A defined scope.
A useful outcome.
Cloud and hybrid platforms
Assess AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and on-premises options against the actual workload.
Database services
Plan Oracle, SQL Server and DB2 work: upgrades, migration from on-premises to cloud, Oracle RAC high availability, and RMAN backup and recovery on Windows and Unix.
Resilience and recovery
Set recovery objectives with owners, design backup and disaster recovery, and test the agreed recovery route.
Security and observability
Connect access controls, patching, monitoring and database activity visibility to service ownership, including Thales Imperva Data Security Fabric: DSF Hub, Gateways, Agents, MX, DRA and FAM installation, configuration, integration and automation.
Transition and support
Document the platform, rehearse changes and hand over clear runbooks and responsibilities.
A controlled workflow
Clear steps. Visible decisions.
- 01Discover the service
- 02Design the foundation
- 03Plan the transition
- 04Test resilience
- 05Hand over and improve
Service owners agree availability and recovery requirements. Production changes follow the client’s change process, and design assumptions are tested rather than treated as guaranteed outcomes.
Your delivery pack
What you take away.
- Current-state and target architecture
- Dependency, capacity and recovery assessment
- Migration or improvement plan
- Recovery and operational test evidence
- Runbooks and support handover
Evidence from the pilot
What we measure.
- Recovery objectives demonstrated in tests
- Availability and operational incidents
- Performance and capacity against baseline
- Whole-platform running cost
Baseline, workload, scope and success criteria are agreed before the pilot. Results and savings are measured, not guaranteed.
Works with your environment.
Unix, Red Hat Linux, AIX, Solaris, Windows Server, Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Exact versions and supported configurations are confirmed during discovery.
View the technology capability map →Connected services
Build the right combination.
AI migration planner
Turn application inventories and dependency data into reviewed migration waves, cut-over runbooks and recovery decisions.
Explore the serviceAI company assistant
Make tickets, runbooks and change history searchable through a permission-aware assistant that points to its sources.
Explore the serviceAI and automation
Join security, IT operations and business workflows with scoped access, tested actions and evidence of what changed.
Explore the serviceLet’s work together
Discuss your project Start with one useful outcome.
Let’s agree the scope, evidence and controls for a focused pilot.