Vicenza · Veneto · remote across Italy
I’m Eddy Boscolo, a cloud consultant based in Vicenza. I work with businesses in Vicenza, across Veneto and remotely throughout Italy to design and implement AWS and Azure architecture, migrate on-premises systems and manage hybrid environments. The work also includes defining internal standards and documenting processes.
Vicenza Veneto Remote across Italy
Introductory call · 30 minutes
Before we make changes
The first conversation helps us understand the context. Before changing the infrastructure, we agree the activities, checks and deliverables with the team, based on the environment involved.
The starting point
You have on-premises systems and want to understand what to move to the cloud. Before choosing AWS or Azure services, we need to map the dependencies between applications, data and systems, distinguishing what can move from what needs to stay where it is.
Part of the infrastructure is already in the cloud, while other systems remain on-premises. The aim is to define how to manage these environments together, keeping configurations and team responsibilities in view.
Networks, virtual machines, storage, databases and identities need a place in a structured environment. Work on the landing zone covers infrastructure decisions and discussions with the team about the standards and processes to document.
The work
As a Cloud Architect, I work alongside the team on technology decisions and internal standards. As a Cloud Engineer, I build landing zones and resources: networks, firewalls, VMs, storage, databases and identity management components.
I define the migration steps, taking dependencies on Linux, virtualisation and on-premises systems into account. For each step, we agree the checks, the order of activities and the conditions needed to proceed.
I use Terraform and Ansible to describe resources and configurations in code. This lets the team review changes and reduces reliance on manual operations that are difficult to trace.
A shared approach
We start with the existing services, their dependencies and the issues observed. An architecture overview, a list of environments and the changes you’re planning are useful starting points.
We choose the work to undertake: a landing zone, an architecture review, a service migration or automation. We define the activities, constraints and criteria for verifying the work.
We work through the agreed steps, checking the behaviour of the services involved. I help the team write internal standards and document configurations and operational processes.
Handover to your team
Before we begin
No. The work can focus on a single service or a hybrid environment. The choice depends on the applications, their dependencies on existing systems and the management requirements.
Yes. I built an Azure landing zone for an Italian large-scale retail business, adding networks, firewalls, VMs, storage, databases and identity components. I also guided the client in writing internal standards, documenting processes and making strategic technology decisions.
To estimate the work involved, we need to understand the scope: the systems involved, the activities required and the operational constraints. We can clarify these points in the initial call before agreeing the engagement.
Your technical contact
For over 17 years, I have worked with IT infrastructure. My work covers AWS and Azure architecture, Linux administration and automation with Terraform, Ansible, Docker and Kubernetes, alongside technical teams and project managers.
Based in Vicenza, I work with businesses across Veneto and remotely throughout Italy.
The next step
In the 30-minute call, describe your current environment and the change you’re considering: a landing zone, migration, AWS or Azure architecture, or automation.