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A global provider of privacy, cybersecurity, and secure connectivity solutions had expanded its cloud footprint over time to support multiple business units and products. As the organization grew, its AWS environment evolved into a complex, multi-account landscape, increasing the challenges of cloud governance, operational visibility, and infrastructure management.

To establish a more scalable operating model, the organization sought to consolidate its AWS environment under a unified governance framework - improving visibility, simplifying management, and creating a strong foundation for future cloud growth.

• AWS infrastructure distributed across 15+ independently managed AWS accounts, creating operational complexity
• Lack of centralized governance and account management across multiple business units
• Large-scale cloud estate comprising Amazon EC2, Amazon EKS, Amazon RDS, Amazon S3, Amazon EBS, and Cloudflare services
• Additional undocumented AWS accounts discovered during the assessment, increasing migration scope and planning complexity
• Requirement to consolidate AWS accounts while preserving business-unit isolation and governance controls
• Need to understand infrastructure dependencies before defining migration sequencing
• Requirement for a structured migration strategy aligned with business priorities, operational continuity, and long-term scalability