Public cloud
AWS
Where breadth of managed services and mature landing-zone patterns matter — from regulated workloads to global content delivery.
Where we use it
Platform
Multi-platform by design.
Archonova architects and operates across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Microsoft, NVIDIA and Kubernetes — matched to workloads, not tied to a single vendor's roadmap.
Platforms · Services
Which platform we reach for — and for what.
Each platform below is mapped to the specific services where we actively use it. If a workload doesn't fit, we don't force it.
Depth of services
Public cloud
Azure
The default when Microsoft identity, Windows workloads, and enterprise licensing are already the center of gravity.
Where we use it
Public cloud
Google Cloud
Chosen where data platforms, BigQuery-style analytics, and GKE-first container operations lead the architecture.
Where we use it
Productivity & licensing
Microsoft
Microsoft 365, Copilot and Enterprise licensing — sourced through our partner rate and integrated into the rest of the stack.
Where we use it
AI compute
NVIDIA
The compute layer behind our AI work — inference nodes, fine-tuning capacity and GPU-accelerated pipelines, in public cloud or our own datacenters.
Runtime
Kubernetes
The runtime that keeps workloads portable across AWS, Azure, GCP and our private cloud — the reason a multi-platform strategy stays practical.
Where we use it
Why multi-platform
Because lock-in is a design flaw.
We architect across platforms so your business keeps optionality — on cost, on data residency, on capability, and on who you negotiate with next year.
Fit beats fashion
The right platform for a regulated hospital isn't the right platform for a global retailer. We pick per workload — not per quarter's marketing push.
Portability keeps leverage
Container-first, IaC-first designs mean you keep negotiating leverage with every vendor — not just the first one you signed with.
Public + private, on purpose
Where public cloud pricing or data residency breaks down, we move the workload to our own VPS or dedicated capacity in India, the Netherlands or the UAE.
One control plane over many vendors
Identity, security, observability and operations are designed once — and enforced consistently across whichever platforms sit underneath.
Where the platform lives
The services that put these platforms to work.
Not sure which platform fits your workload?
That's what our first conversation is for.