Cloud

U.S. Based

W-2 Keyhole Employees

Years of Experience

Company-Wide Consultant Average

Years With Keyhole

Average Employee Tenure

Cloud Services

Helping nationwide clients embrace cloud technologies through modernization, migration, and cloud-native development.

Cloud Strategy & Consulting

Assessing current status and defining cloud adoption roadmaps, identifying the right cloud services and technologies for specific needs, and optimizing cloud infrastructure for cost-efficiency and performance.

Cloud Migration

Migrating existing apps and infrastructure to popular cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform using various approaches including lift-and-shift, re-architecting, and re-platforming.

Cloud Native Development

Apps from the ground up using cloud-native technologies and patterns like microservices, containers, & serverless computing for scalable, resilient, and highly available solutions optimized for cloud environments.

Cloud Optimization & Cost Management

This includes monitoring resource utilization, identifying optimization opportunities, and implementing cost-saving measures.

Recent Projects

Keyhole consultants have years of experience developing internal and user-facing applications within different industries and technology stacks. See some recent projects:

High-Level Architecture, Azure Consulting + Database Migration

Modernization: ReactJS, Python, AWS, & GraphQL

.NET Microservices Migration Initiative with Azure

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Trusted By

We work with nationwide clients in a variety of industries. Due to our quality, repeat clients are the norm—not the exception.

2/3 projects last year were with repeat clients.

Azure Consulting

There is much to the Azure platform. We can help your enterprise leverage the benefits. See Azure-specific Keyhole Consulting information here:

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AWS Consulting

Amazon Web Services can be the right tool for many. See AWS-specific Keyhole Consulting information here:

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About The Cloud

There are a number of excellent competitors in the cloud computing / PaaS market. Three of the main options include Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Amazon Web Services.

Though we are indeed a Microsoft & AWS Partners we are cloud agnostic. At Keyhole Software, we have used all three successfully in many projects.

What is the right fit for you might not be the right fit for other organizations. We can help your team to determine the correct cloud provider for your unique use cases.

To deliver the right applications for the business faster, with higher levels of quality and accountability
To understand the current state of their organization's infrastructure, code, data, DevOps, and team maturity and how each piece affects their roadmap to the cloud
To build offerings around web and mobile apps, application modernization, customer-facing apps, and app migration using the right solutions
To integrate development tools in an approach that drives productivity and agility—across development teams, apps, and release cycles
A flexible way to connect legacy applications with new—to interoperate, securely—to proactively support new business opportunities

How do I get more speed, agility and performance for my IT assets?
Is my organization ready for the cloud? If not, what steps do I need to take to get there?
What cloud offering is a better fit for me: Azure, Google Cloud, or Amazon Web Services?
How do I decide between hosted private cloud vs public cloud deployments?
How do I decide the first apps to take to cloud?
How do I train my staff after a cloud migration?
How do I control ‘shadow IT’, or ‘zombie apps’ or workloads that are consuming more resources than the value they are delivering?

In the beginning, there were physical machines. They were expensive and developers loaded them up with multiple applications to save costs. This caused no end of conflicts and unexpected bugs, yet effective machine utilization was still low.

Next up: virtual machines. Since multiple VMs could be run on a single physical box, developers installed their applications in contained VMs, which reduced conflicts and improved utilization. The downside of this was dealing with shared memory and unpredictable performance.

Enter the cloud. Companies could rent the virtual machines they needed, when they needed them. They could scale applications up and down on demand.

Today, more organizations are evaluating PaaS (Platform as a Service) and serverless approaches to application development, moving beyond cloud-hosted VMs, removing the need to manage servers and scalability challenges, and increasing the speed of the iterative development process.

“Serverless” computing is rising in popularity. Of course, servers are still used to execute code, but an additional layer of abstraction is added to remove the developer from any sort of server configuration. The service handles all the capacity, scaling, patching, and administration of the infrastructure to run your code. You are only charged for the compute time you use, and scaling is automatically handled to meet load demands.

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Recent Thought Leadership

Organizations are evolving past their current and legacy infrastructures at rapid paces. Often the impetus is to immediately move “to the cloud” and all the problems will be solved. But unless your organization is truly ready to make that move to the cloud, you will encounter several challenges that may impact success.

May / 2023