Cloud Blueprint
Private cloud links, supplied and integrated.
Cloud Blueprint
Private cloud links, supplied and integrated.
What to ask every vendor.
What to specify for a hybrid and multi-cloud foundation, how it recovers from each failure, and how to test it.
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Accounts mixing environments
≥ 10 Gbps target
Private link per site and cloud
≤ 3 s target
Failover after a circuit loss
400 days
Control-plane logs kept, at least
≥ 95%
Monthly spend with a named owner
15 min target
Tier-1 data loss (RPO)
All three documents, in one place.
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All three documents, in one place.
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Who it is for.
For the head of infrastructure who runs a private cloud, has workloads drifting into public clouds account by account, and must show the board and the regulator that every account sits under one set of controls, that placement was decided on numbers, and that any provider can be left. Sized for two sites 40 km apart, one primary and one secondary public cloud, 120 workloads in public cloud by 2028.
What is in, what is out.
In: the landing zone in each public cloud; private connectivity from both sites to each cloud and between clouds; one address and name plan; on-premises extensions; sovereign placement; FinOps data and the placement decision; exit. Out: the private-cloud pods, the WAN, zero-trust user access, GPU clusters and application refactoring.
Tested at the first build.
Five principal architects write the designs. Each name is on the document.
A published comparison
picks both clouds
The provider's own
landing-zone tooling
No on-premises extension
by default
Placement score
decides each workload
Provider-managed
cloud-to-cloud path
Two facilities, dedicated ports
to each cloud
Where it applies.
Questions about this design.
Talk to an expertAWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud all meet its requirements. The choice between them is made by the comparison.
The private-cloud pods (Data Center Blueprint), the WAN (Networking Blueprint), zero-trust user access (Security Blueprint), GPU clusters (AI & Data Blueprint) and application refactoring.
Steve Phillips, Principal Data Center Architect.
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