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We model where your spend goes, move the workloads that cost less to run elsewhere, and manage the result so the savings last.
It is hard to see where the budget goes, and harder to prove which workloads would cost less somewhere else. Aptum models where your spend goes, moves the workloads that cost less to run elsewhere, and manages the result so the savings last. The aim is the right workload on the right platform, with one clear view of what it costs.
You might recognise some of this:
Your cloud spend has grown quarter over quarter while your workloads have stayed much the same, and nobody can point to what changed.
You went to the cloud quickly, for good reasons at the time, and the rationalisation that was meant to follow never got scheduled.
You think some workloads would cost less to run elsewhere, but nobody has the time to build the case that would prove it.
Egress and data-transfer charges move your bill around independently of what you deployed, which turns forecasting into guesswork.
You are committed to reserved capacity that made sense when you bought it and no longer matches what you run.
Finance asks why cloud spend is up again, and assembling the answer takes a week of somebody's time.
The saving comes from matching each workload to the platform that suits it, then keeping it there. We model that first against your own usage, so you see the number before you commit to anything.
Our Cloud Repatriation Assessment and Well-Architected Review document where your spend goes and model what you would save by moving the right workloads.
Predictable workloads move onto Aptum private cloud or dedicated infrastructure, and the ones that belong on public cloud stay where they are.
Aptum's managed services run the new environment, so the saving stays a saving instead of turning into work for your team.
Continuous cost visibility shows spend as it changes, so the first optimisation is still working a year later.
The saving comes from a handful of places, and which of them apply depends on what you are running. We work through these with your team during the assessment, using your own usage data.
Whether a workload runs steadily all month or bursts unpredictably. Steady workloads are usually the ones paying most for flexibility they never use.
The assessment models the savings against your own usage before you commit to moving anything, and where the numbers do not support a move, that is what the report says.
Aptum's professional services team runs the assessment and the migration, and managed services keeps it running afterwards. One provider takes it from the recommendation through to the saving showing up on your bill.
Aptum finds the overspend, moves the workloads and runs them afterwards. The saving reaches your bill and stays there.
Flat monthly pricing on Aptum infrastructure, with no egress charges and no per-transaction IOPS fees, so the bill matches the plan.
Cost across your Aptum environments, and aspects of your public cloud usage, in one place instead of several provider dashboards to reconcile.
Assessment, migration and management from one team, so a single provider is accountable for the number you were promised.
"Today, with Aptum as our trusted partner, we have gained autonomy, scalability, and the ability to focus on our core business, unburdened by the constraints of our previous infrastructure."
"Aptum's commitment to flexibility and deep comprehension of Groupe TRAK's business needs solidified the partnership. This holistic understanding empowered Aptum to tailor solutions that not only met but exceeded our expectations."
By finding where the spend goes, moving the workloads that cost less to run elsewhere, and keeping visibility on the result so the saving lasts. The usual sources of waste are steady workloads paying for flexibility they never use, data-transfer charges, reserved capacity that no longer matches demand, and instances sized for a peak that stopped happening.
By modelling where your spend goes, moving the workloads that cost less to run off the hyperscaler onto Aptum infrastructure, and managing them, so you stop paying for capacity you do not use.
No. Aptum moves what costs less to move and keeps the workloads that belong on hyperscale where they are. The goal is the right workload on the right platform.
Cloud repatriation means moving a workload back from public cloud onto dedicated or private infrastructure, usually because its demand is steady and predictable enough that it gains nothing from paying for elasticity. It applies to some workloads and not others, which is what an assessment establishes.
A cloud cost assessment models your potential saving against your own usage before you commit to anything.
No. Aptum's managed services run the environment, so your team is not left maintaining what you moved.
Flat monthly pricing with no egress or per-transaction IOPS fees, and one consolidated view of spend across your Aptum environments.
