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Practical AWS services for business-critical workloads

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Microsoft on AWS

Cloudwrxs helps organizations migrate, optimize, and operate Microsoft workloads on AWS for improved economics and reduced risk. Learn more about our Microsoft on AWS services.

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Practical planning resources for AWS and SAP workloads

Cloudwrxs Planning Resource Library

Download Cloudwrxs planning checklists and decision guides for AWS landing zones, SAP on AWS, Oracle modernisation, cloud risk monitoring, Well-Architected reviews and assessment readiness.

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Marketplace Images

Browse Cloudwrxs cloud marketplace images across AWS, Azure and OCI. Filter by OS, technology and platform to find the right solution fast.

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CloudLens

CloudLens by Cloudwrxs provides read-only AWS, Azure, OCI and Huawei Cloud intelligence for cost optimisation, security posture, monitoring and executive reporting.

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Assessments

Explore LP: Assessments with Cloudwrxs, including cloud strategy, migration, managed services and measurable business outcomes.

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Well Architected Framework

Book a Cloudwrxs AWS Well-Architected Review in the UAE to assess security, resilience, performance, cost, and sustainability risks across critical workloads.

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SAP ERP managed services

SAP managed services for ERP, Basis and cloud platforms. Cloudwrxs supports SAP on AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI and hybrid estates with governance and optimisation.

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AWS planning FAQ

Questions that help choose the right AWS path

How should teams choose the right Cloudwrxs AWS service?

Start with the operating goal: AWS landing-zone foundation, Microsoft workload modernisation, SAP on AWS, risk monitoring or marketplace image selection. Then review risk, dependencies, operating model and cost before choosing the delivery path.

When should an AWS landing zone come first?

Start with a landing zone when multi-account governance, central identity, logging, networking, security guardrails or cost governance are needed, or when SAP, Oracle and data workloads will depend on AWS as a production foundation.

How do the planning resources support AWS service decisions?

The resources turn a generic service conversation into practical questions about accounts, security, recovery, cost, SAP, Oracle, risk and readiness before delivery starts.

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