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Automate your cloud infrastructure. Standardised and scalable.

CONVOTIS automates the provisioning and orchestration of your cloud infrastructure across AWS, Azure, Private Cloud and Sovereign Cloud. Manual processes are replaced by standardised, reproducible and secure operating models.

What are Cloud Automation and Orchestration, and when do they make sense?

Cloud Automation automates the provisioning and management of cloud resources, while Orchestration connects these automated workflows across platforms to create end-to-end processes. Resources are managed declaratively, provisioning is standardised and workflows are controlled reproducibly.

When cloud processes remain manual, they lead to inconsistencies, security risks and high operational workloads. CONVOTIS implements automation at the infrastructure level, from legacy stacks to orchestrated and scalable platform management, with governance, repeatability and scalability as the foundation for stable, automated operations.

What services do CONVOTIS Cloud Automation and Orchestration include?

CONVOTIS Cloud Automation and Orchestration enable you to manage your cloud infrastructure in a controlled, reproducible and cross-platform manner across AWS, Azure, Private Cloud and hybrid environments. We establish standardised workflows, integrate your governance requirements and ensure reliable ongoing operations.

Cloud Automation orchestrates infrastructure, network, and platform resources across environments – whether VMs, storage, or policies. Unlike Cloud Development Environments, the focus here is on operational management rather than development: from provisioning and configuration updates to decommissioning. Kubernetes can be integrated but is not the core element – it’s part of a broader automation model. We leverage Infrastructure-as-Code, GitOps, and Policy-as-Code to deliver standardized, traceable, and auditable processes for AWS, Azure, Private, and Sovereign Clouds.

We enable standardized approval and provisioning processes for infrastructure resources through service catalogs, approval-based workflows, and policy-driven governance. Unlike Cloud Development Environments, the focus is on process-driven infrastructure automation: e.g., VM templates, network zones, or platform services. Access rights, lifecycle events, and compliance rules are centrally defined and enforced – ensuring secure, transparent, and scalable platform operations.

Outdated infrastructures cannot be transitioned to modern cloud platforms with manual operations. With Cloud Automation, we enable standardized legacy migrations – structured, traceable, and controlled. This is not about application development or containerization but about automated provisioning, adaptation, and decommissioning of infrastructure components to meet new platform requirements. Whether lift-and-shift, refactoring, or full restructuring – we deliver scalable operating models for modern multi-cloud or SaaS environments with centralized orchestration, governance, and lifecycle control.

Security requirements in dynamic cloud environments can only be reliably enforced through automated policy processes. With Cloud Automation, we centrally define and validate compliance standards – for example, network boundaries, role models, encryption, or resource limits. Unlike security-related CI/CD processes or Kubernetes security layers, the focus is on cross-platform policy automation. Using Policy-as-Code frameworks like OPA, Terraform Sentinel, or Azure Policy, we orchestrate continuous controls and auditability – transparent, scalable, and fully integrated into your cloud governance.

What are the benefits of Cloud Automation and Orchestration??
Automate cloud infrastructure – standardised, controllable, scalable.

Centralized management of infrastructure, network, and platforms
Standardized provisioning with Infrastructure-as-Code & GitOps
Governance through Policy-as-Code, templates & reusability
Scalable operations across multi-cloud and hybrid environments
Reduced effort through automated provisioning & updates
Fewer errors with declarative workflows and CI/CD integration
Clear responsibilities through role-based access & lifecycle control
Fully integrated operations – aligned with your architecture and compliance

Let’s discuss your cloud automation.
Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation.

During an initial consultation, we assess your current cloud processes, identify manual workloads and risks, and show you what an automated, orchestrated operating model tailored to your organisation could look like. No obligation, focused and tailored to your individual requirements.

FAQ

Do you have questions about cloud automation?
Our FAQ provides concise answers to key topics around automated provisioning, platform orchestration, policy enforcement, and lifecycle management.

Still have questions?

A common scenario is the automated provisioning of complete IT environments for new projects: servers, networks, security policies, and monitoring are deployed end-to-end via Infrastructure-as-Code and GitOps – for example, for a new department, a customer portal, or a data pipeline. This approach reduces manual effort, eliminates errors, and makes new environments ready in minutes instead of days.

Cloud Automation leverages Infrastructure-as-Code (e.g., Terraform, Ansible), GitOps workflows, and Policy-as-Code to provision, configure, and orchestrate resources automatically – across AWS, Azure, or Private Cloud. Tasks such as VM provisioning, network configuration, or update rollouts run rule-based and version-controlled instead of manually.

Cloud Automation executes individual tasks automatically (e.g., provisioning), while Cloud Orchestration coordinates entire processes – sequencing multiple tasks and integrating them into complex workflows.

Yes – with Policy-as-Code, RBAC, secrets management, and compliance frameworks (e.g., OPA, Azure Policy), Cloud Automation can be made fully auditable. Automated security checks prevent misconfigurations, strengthen governance, and reduce human error.

Common hurdles include tool integration in heterogeneous environments, skill gaps within teams, governance alignment, initial setup effort, and security risks from automated deployments. Successful automation requires a solid governance, organizational, and tooling strategy.

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