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Raleigh · Research Triangle · AWS & Azure

Every cloud has a route. Let’s map yours.

Slatepath Cloud plans and builds the line from your current estate to AWS, Azure and Kubernetes — with the pipelines, infrastructure code and monitoring that keep it running quietly.

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  • Live route
  • Interchange
  • Planned segment
ON-PREM AWS AZURE KUBERNETES
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Stations · 01

Three destinations. One line reaches all of them.

Most estates end up touching AWS, Azure and Kubernetes in some order. Each station below is a place we plan, build and hand over to your team.

Rows of server racks in a data centre aisle

Station AWS-01

Migrate to AWS

Landing zones, identity boundaries and networking drawn up before the first workload moves — then the move itself, in an order that keeps production up.

  • Landing zone design
  • Networking & access
  • Workload migration
Hands patching fibre optic cables into a rack patch panel

Station AZR-02

Migrate to Azure

For teams standardising on Microsoft: subscriptions, identity and governance designed up front, then workloads moved across in waves you can plan around.

  • Subscription design
  • Identity & governance
  • Wave-based migration
Engineer at a standing desk watching platform dashboards

Station K8S-03

Build a Kubernetes platform

A cluster your developers can self-serve from, with namespaces, ingress, secrets and autoscaling set to sensible defaults from day one.

  • Cluster architecture
  • Ingress & secrets
  • Autoscaling defaults

Line B · Engineering

The line runs through four stops.

Whatever the destination, the same four stops sit between you and a platform that holds up. We build them in the open, with your team alongside.

  1. 01

    CI/CD pipelines

    Build, test and release paths your developers can trust — repeatable, reviewed and quick to roll back.

  2. 02

    Terraform infrastructure as code

    Your cloud defined in versioned modules, so environments are created the same way every time.

  3. 03

    Cloud cost optimisation

    Right-sizing, storage lifecycles and idle capacity found and removed, then kept in check.

  4. 04

    24/7 monitoring & support

    Alerting, dashboards and on-call cover that flag what matters and stay quiet about what doesn’t.

Four stops · one route Support continues after go-live

Route planning · 02

How a route gets planned.

Every engagement starts with a map, not a migration. Four legs, in this order.

Desk at night with a hand on a trackpad beside a keyboard
Readiness call — where the route starts
  1. 01

    Readiness call

    We walk through your current estate: what runs where, what’s fragile, and what’s costing more than it should.

  2. 02

    Route map

    You get a written plan — target architecture, the order the workloads move in, and the risks we expect to meet on the way.

  3. 03

    Build the line

    Terraform modules, pipelines and clusters built with your engineers in the room, so the platform is yours to run afterwards.

  4. 04

    Keep it running

    Monitoring, alerting and 24/7 support once the first workload lands, so the platform stays quiet overnight.

Trip planner · 03

Book a cloud readiness call.

Tell us where you’re starting from and where you want to end up. The call is a route-planning session: target architecture, order of moves, and the risks worth planning for.

  • A rough inventory of what runs today
  • What keeps paging you
  • Any deadlines you’re working to
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Next stop: a cloud platform that doesn’t page you at 3 a.m.

Raleigh, North Carolina — on-prem, AWS, Azure and Kubernetes.

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