Cloud Networking
The enterprise fabric, extended cleanly and governed into the cloud.
Cloud adoption usually outpaces cloud network design. The result is inconsistent connectivity, flat virtual networks, and no repeatable pattern for new workloads, the same problems as a legacy estate, now billed by the hour.
Foundry designs cloud networking the way we design everything else: with structure, segmentation and governance. We build Azure landing zones and hub-and-spoke topologies with transit hubs, enforce segmentation in the cloud, and connect it cleanly to the on-premises estate.
Scope, specified.
Azure Landing Zones
Governed, repeatable network foundations that new workloads land into by default, consistent, segmented and policy-bound.
Hub-and-Spoke & Transit Hubs
Scalable topologies with centralised inspection, routing and shared services, designed for many spokes and many regions.
Hybrid Connectivity
Resilient ExpressRoute and VPN connectivity that joins cloud and on-premises into one coherent, routable fabric.
Cloud Segmentation
Network security groups, firewalls and segmentation that carry your Zero Trust model into the cloud, not around it.
Network as Code
Infrastructure-as-code templates so environments are provisioned from version-controlled definitions in hours, not weeks.
Multi-Region Design
Architectures that span regions for resilience and proximity, with predictable routing and failover.
A disciplined path.
- 01
Assess
We review current cloud usage, connectivity and governance gaps against where the business is heading.
- 02
Architect
We design landing zones, transit and hybrid connectivity as a repeatable pattern, not a one-off.
- 03
Codify
The design is expressed as infrastructure-as-code so it is consistent, reviewable and repeatable.
- 04
Connect
We integrate cloud and on-premises with resilient links and a unified routing and security model.
What changes.
New environments provisioned from code in hours, governed by default.
One routing and security model across cloud and on-premises.
Segmentation and policy consistent with the enterprise standard.
Engineering-led from the first conversation.
You talk to the architect who will design it. Bring us the cloud networking problem and we'll respond with engineering judgement.
Discuss your project