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AWS Setup, Managed End to End

Account structure, core services and cost optimization for teams running production workloads on AWS, set up correctly the first time and supported after launch.

50+ ERP and software projects. Zero failed projects since 2021.

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Compute
Active
EC2 and container workloads
Storage
Optimizing
S3 buckets and backups
Database
Active
RDS and managed databases
Networking
Needs Review
VPC, subnets and routing
4
Core AWS service groups covered under one engagement
24/7
Monitoring available once an environment is live
100%
Of environments documented after setup
0
Surprise line items on a reviewed monthly bill
Why It Matters

An AWS account without structure gets expensive to run

Accounts that grow without a plan for structure, tagging or cost review tend to accumulate unused resources and bills that are hard to explain.

Account Structure First

A multi-account setup that scales with you

We design account structure, IAM roles and tagging before workloads are deployed, so growth does not turn into a cleanup project later.

  • Account structure and IAM designed up front.
  • Tagging in place before deployment.
  • Built to add workloads without rework.
Reviewing an AWS data center environment
Ongoing, Not One-Time

Support that continues after go-live

Monitoring, cost reviews and change requests continue after the initial setup, so the environment stays organized as it grows.

  • Monitoring and alerting set up from day one.
  • Monthly cost reviews on request.
  • A defined process for changes and issues.
Reviewing AWS support requests with a client team
Your Environment, At a Glance

Every core service reviewed, tracked and priced

Illustrative account snapshot with example figures. Your own tiles, status and cost will reflect the services actually in use.

Compute
Active
EC2 and container workloads
UtilizationIllustrative 62%
Storage
Optimizing
S3 buckets and backups
Cold dataIllustrative 38%
Database
Active
RDS and managed databases
Backup coverageIllustrative 100%
Networking
Needs Review
VPC, subnets and routing
Open rules flaggedIllustrative 3
How It Works

From current usage to a supported AWS environment

1
Review current usage
We look at what is running today, and what it costs.
2
Design account structure
Accounts, IAM roles and tagging are planned before changes start.
3
Set up core services
Compute, storage, database and networking are configured to plan.
4
Apply guardrails
Cost budgets, alerts and security baselines are switched on.
5
Ongoing support
Monitoring and regular reviews continue after go-live.
What's Included

Everything needed to run AWS in production

🔑

Account structure and IAM

Multi-account layout and access roles set up before workloads deploy.

🖥️

Compute and containers

EC2, ECS or EKS configured to match the workload, not oversized by default.

💾

Storage and backup

S3 lifecycle rules and backup schedules that match how data is actually used.

📊

Managed databases

RDS or equivalent set up with backups, monitoring and failover in place.

🌐

Networking and VPC design

Subnets, routing and security groups laid out to match your architecture.

💰

Cost optimization

Right-sizing, budgets and alerts so spend stays predictable month to month.

What Changes

What a managed AWS setup changes for your team

Structured
Account and IAM layout planned, not accumulated
Documented
Every environment mapped after setup
Optimized
Compute and storage sized to the workload
Secure
Networking and access reviewed against risk
Supported
Monitoring and a response process in place
Predictable
Cost tracked with budgets and alerts
Why Us

Why teams use TCB Infotech to run AWS

1
Structure before workloads
Account and IAM design happens before anything gets deployed, not after.
2
Cost reviewed, not assumed
Usage is checked against billing on a regular schedule, not only when a bill spikes.
3
Connects to what you already run
Networking is set up to connect cleanly to your existing ERP, CRM or other systems.
4
Support that continues
We stay on after setup for monitoring, changes and cost reviews if you want us to.
5
Documented, not tribal knowledge
Every environment is documented so it does not depend on one person's memory.
6
Proven delivery
50+ ERP and software projects, with zero failed projects since 2021.
FAQ

AWS Services, answered

What AWS services do you set up and manage?
We cover the core groups most production workloads depend on: compute, storage, managed databases and networking, along with the account structure and IAM that sit underneath them.
Do you work with an AWS account we already have, or only new accounts?
Both. We can restructure and clean up an existing account, or set up a new multi-account structure if you are starting fresh.
How do you approach cost optimization?
We review usage against billing, right-size compute and storage, and set up budgets and alerts so unexpected charges get caught early rather than at the end of the month.
Is this a one-time setup or ongoing support?
Both are available. We can run a one-time setup and handover, or continue as your ongoing AWS support for monitoring, changes and cost reviews.
Can this connect to our ERP or CRM systems?
Yes. Networking and integration points are set up so your AWS environment can connect to your existing ERP, CRM or other business systems where needed.
What happens if something breaks after hours?
Monitoring and alerting are set up as part of the engagement, and ongoing support plans include a defined response process for issues that come up outside business hours.

Get AWS Set Up Right

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AWS Services Features

How AWS Services Work

From an account review to a documented, supported AWS environment. Here is how we design, set up and manage it.

Core Process

Design, setup and ongoing management, in that order

Assessment and Account Design

A structure planned before anything deploys

We review current usage if an account already exists, then design the account structure, IAM roles and tagging that everything else will sit on top of.

  • Current usage and cost reviewed.
  • Account structure and IAM designed.
  • Tagging plan set before deployment.
Designing an AWS account and IAM structure
Setup and Migration

Core services configured to match the workload

Compute, storage, database and networking are set up according to the design, with existing workloads migrated in where needed rather than rebuilt from scratch.

  • Compute, storage and database configured.
  • Networking and VPC laid out.
  • Existing workloads migrated where needed.
Setting up and migrating workloads on AWS
Ongoing Management

Monitoring and cost reviews that continue after go-live

Once the environment is live, monitoring, alerting and regular cost reviews keep it from drifting back into the state it started in.

  • Monitoring and alerting active from day one.
  • Regular cost and usage reviews.
  • A defined process for changes and issues.
Reviewing AWS monitoring and cost dashboards
What You Get

Everything included in the engagement

🔑

Account structure and IAM

A multi-account layout and access roles set up before workloads deploy.

🖥️

Compute and containers

EC2, ECS or EKS sized to match the actual workload.

💾

Storage and backup

S3 lifecycle rules and backup schedules that fit usage.

📊

Managed databases

RDS set up with backups, monitoring and failover.

🌐

Networking and VPC design

Subnets, routing and security groups matched to your architecture.

💰

Cost optimization

Right-sizing, budgets and alerts for predictable spend.