Azure Hybrid Cloud Migration (In progress)
A ₱14.95M hybrid cloud program (in progress) designed and led by a single architect.
A ₱14.95M multi-milestone migration (in progress) of core operational workloads to Microsoft Azure, keeping compliance-bound systems on-prem.

Team of one· Solo architect
No team, no agency, no hand-offs. I owned this project end to end:
- Requirements
- Architecture
- Database
- Infra & deployment
- Stack
- AzureHybrid CloudIdentity & DRArcherOS HCIVendor Mgmt
What was broken, and what fixed it
Problem: Identity, collaboration, and disaster recovery needed to move to the cloud.
Fix: Identity and collaboration move to Microsoft Azure, and disaster recovery runs there too, so a site failure has an off-site recovery target. In progress.
Problem: Some workloads are compliance-bound and have to stay on-prem.
Fix: A hybrid topology keeps those workloads on the on-prem HCI cluster. Workloads are placed by compliance requirement first, so regulated systems never leave the premises.
Problem: A multi-milestone program can drift from its design along the way.
Fix: Delivered in milestones under one architect, so each phase lands before the next starts and design decisions stay consistent.
Approach
- A hybrid topology: on-prem HCI keeps the compliance-bound workloads, Azure takes identity, collaboration, and DR.
- Delivered in milestones, with vendor management under one architect. In progress.
What I built
- Hybrid cloud topology linking on-prem HCI with Azure
- Identity and collaboration moved to Azure
- Disaster recovery on Azure
Architecture
Data
- Vendor Mgmt
Infrastructure & delivery
- Azure
- Hybrid Cloud
- Identity & DR
- ArcherOS HCI
- 1HCI cluster
On-prem HCI keeps the compliance-bound workloads inside the cooperative.
- 2AzureIdentity
Identity and collaboration move to Microsoft Azure.
- 3Azure
Disaster recovery runs on Azure, so a site failure has an off-site recovery target.
- 4Azure
A hybrid link ties the on-prem cluster and Azure into one topology.
Engineering
- Delivered as a multi-milestone program, so each phase lands before the next one starts.
- Workloads are placed by compliance requirement first, so regulated systems never leave the premises.
- Vendor work is managed under one architect, so design decisions stay consistent across milestones.
Outcome
- A ₱14.95M program led by a single architect.