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What changes for a growing company
As the AWS environment expands, the internal department doesn't have to choose between doing everything alone or giving up control. Nebulas can manage the environment, support the existing team, or step in on migrations, architectural reviews, automation, security, backups, and cost optimization, always with clear responsibilities.
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How the collaboration is structured
Steps
- Nebulas manages the entire AWS environment with defined and shared responsibilities
- Nebulas supports the internal department on specific activities without replacing it
- Nebulas steps in on migrations and architectural reviews when requested
- Nebulas steps in on automation, security, backups, and cost optimization
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What's needed before starting the collaboration
Prerequisites
- A clear scope: accounts, identities, networks, environments, access, configurations
- Tracking and protections defined for the environment to be managed
- Dashboards and alerts linking technical signals to operational actions
- A shared decision on who oversees which part of the scope
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A hypothetical case
Hypothetical example: a growing company keeps its own IT department in charge of daily management, but asks Nebulas to support it on a migration and a security review. Meanwhile, Nebulas continues to handle backups and cost optimization, always with clear responsibilities between the two parties.
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What controls stay visible
- Retention policies sized to data criticality
- Protected copies and restoration tests verified periodically
- Repeatable controls for environment security and compliance
- Patches and configurations turned into versioned, checkable procedures
- Interventions, changes, and decisions that leave a trail the team can understand
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How Nebulas Managed Cloud supports this model
Nebulas Managed Cloud connects cloud foundations, security, monitoring, backup, automation, capacity, and costs with shared responsibilities and procedures. Consumption and resources are made readable, sized to load, and reviewed to identify savings opportunities while keeping service goals intact, regardless of the collaboration model chosen.
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Practical steps to set up the collaboration
Steps
- Define the scope of the environment to be covered together with the internal department
- Choose whether ongoing management, support, or a specific intervention is needed
- Connect dashboards and alerts to the right team's operational actions
- Verify security, compliance, and restoration plans with repeatable controls
- Periodically review consumption and costs to identify savings margins
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Next step
If the internal team is growing along with the company, it's worth clarifying now which collaboration model is really needed: full management, support on specific activities, or intervention on specific projects like migrations and security.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can Nebulas work alongside our IT department without replacing it?
Yes. Nebulas can support the internal department on specific activities, or manage the entire environment, or step in only on projects like migrations, security, or backups, always with clear responsibilities.
Who controls costs and resources when management is shared?
Consumption and resources are made readable and sized to load, with periodic reviews to identify savings opportunities while keeping service goals intact.
How do interventions between Nebulas and the internal team stay traceable?
Patches, configurations, and recurring activities become versioned, checkable procedures; interventions, changes, and decisions leave a trail the team can understand, whichever collaboration model is chosen.
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