Cloud is a placement decision
The question is not “are we in the cloud.” The question is which workloads belong where, who operates them, and how they recover. MHM makes that explicit.
Host with intent
Cloud architecture that the business can operate.
MHM designs cloud, hybrid, and hosting environments around applications, data, and recovery—not around a vendor slide. Migration, deployment, backup, storage, compute, and optimization are treated as one system.
Overview
Cloud strategy, migration, hybrid infrastructure, and application hosting with operational ownership.
Hybrid is often the honest architecture
Many organizations will run a mix of hosted applications, local systems, and cloud services for years. We design for that reality instead of forcing a purity narrative.
Capabilities
What this practice covers.
Cloud strategy
What should live in cloud, what should stay local, and why—based on applications, data gravity, and cost of change.
Migration
Move systems in a sequence that preserves operations. Lift-and-shift is a choice, not a default.
Deployment
Repeatable environments for applications and infrastructure, with change that can be reviewed.
Hosting
Application and web hosting through MHM Hosting and related infrastructure—scoped to verified capabilities.
Hybrid infrastructure
On-premises, cloud, and hosted resources connected with identity, network, and backup in mind.
Backup
Backup design with restore objectives. Copies that cannot be recovered are not a strategy.
Storage
Object, block, and file patterns selected for the workload, retention, and access model.
Compute
Right-sized compute for applications, not idle capacity purchased because a calculator suggested it.
Optimization
Cost, performance, and reliability reviewed against actual usage after the system is live.
Application infrastructure
The runtime layer under custom software, portals, and integrations—designed with the application team, not beside it.
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