Cloud Computing

No. Cloud strategy and assessment is included in the service, so provider and architecture decisions come out of the Discover and Plan stages rather than something you settle beforehand. What helps is context about your current systems, how your traffic behaves and the constraints you are working within, and the recommendation follows from that.

Yes. Backup and disaster recovery is one of the listed inclusions in Retweaker's cloud computing work, alongside migration, infrastructure setup and monitoring. Backups, redundancy and recovery are planned as part of building the environment rather than bolted on after something goes wrong.

Retweaker continues to monitor and support the environment after go-live, since ongoing cloud monitoring is part of the service. The final stage of the process is continuous monitoring, optimisation and support rather than a handover and exit. If you have an internal IT team, the split of responsibilities is settled as part of agreeing scope up front.

Scaling and load management is part of the cloud work we deliver, so capacity can follow your real demand instead of being fixed at whatever your busiest week might look like. We go through your load pattern during the discover and plan stages, before anything is built, because a retail or booking platform with sharp seasonal peaks needs a different configuration from a back-office system that sits at a steady level all year. After go-live, ongoing cloud monitoring shows what the demand actually is rather than what anyone assumed at the start, and the infrastructure is reviewed against that instead of being left to drift. Tell us when your busy periods fall and what happens to traffic during them, and we will factor it into the architecture from the beginning.