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Google Cloud that survives review, and the invoice.

A landing zone that was “stood up quickly” becomes the reason the next audit fails and the bill can’t be explained. We design, migrate and harden on Google Cloud so identity, networking and cost are correct before workloads move — not after the first surprise.

Who this is for

  • Teams moving to Google Cloud, or cleaning up what is already there
  • Companies facing a customer or auditor security review
  • Anyone whose cloud bill nobody can explain

Not for

  • Multi-cloud abstraction projects — this practice is Google Cloud only
  • Lift-and-shift with no intention of changing how the platform is run

What we deliver

  1. Google Cloud fast start

    Organization, folders, billing, identity and networking set on day one. Baseline: least privilege, no public buckets by default, logging on.

    OutputA landing zone you can hand to an auditor.

  2. Cloud architecture and migration

    Workloads moved onto an architecture that matches how you operate, not a reference diagram. Cutover plan, rollback, and a written system map.

    OutputSystem map and a rehearsed cutover.

  3. DevOps and platform engineering

    Pipelines, infrastructure as code, and environments your team can trust. Promotion path: dev → staging → prod, with who can approve.

    OutputThe repository and the pipeline, owned by you.

  4. Security assessment and hardening

    Find the gaps, close them, and hand you the evidence pack: findings, fixes, residual risk. That pack is the deliverable, not a slide.

    OutputAn evidence pack you can send to the reviewer.

  5. Observability and cost governance

    Metrics, logs, traces, budgets, and anomaly alerts before a spike becomes a board question.

    OutputDashboards, alert routing, and a monthly cost view with an owner per line.

How an engagement runs

  1. Assess

    We read the current organization, IAM, network and bill. You get a written picture and one recommendation: repair in place or rebuild.

  2. Design

    Architecture, security baseline and cost model agreed before anything moves.

  3. Build and migrate

    Infrastructure as code, staged cutover, rollback rehearsed.

  4. Hand over, or operate

    Documentation and access returned; or a standing agreement with Managed Operations.

What review we design for

  • CIS Google Cloud Foundations Benchmark
  • Organization policy constraints and IAM reviews
  • Evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 conversations
  • We claim no certification we do not hold, and we name none here

What you receive

  • System map
  • Infrastructure-as-code repository
  • Cutover and rollback plan
  • Security evidence pack
  • Cost model with owners

In production

luin.com runs on what we sell: Google Cloud in five regions behind Cloud CDN and Cloud Armor, a managed certificate, and a release pipeline that deploys and verifies every region on every change. We built it the way we build yours.

Send the current org structure — or a blank sheet. We will tell you which is cheaper: repair or rebuild.