Google Cloud Platform services

Google Cloud Services Your Team Can Own and Run

Netofficials plans, builds and migrates workloads on Google Cloud for B2B companies that want a platform their own team understands and operates. One cross-functional team covers back-end, DevOps and QA, and a written discovery scope comes first. Send a short brief and we will reply with scope questions.

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Delivery
One cross-functional team covers back-end, DevOps and QA for your Google Cloud workload, with a technical architect accountable for system design.
Contact
A named delivery lead owns day-to-day progress and keeps you updated, from the written discovery scope through to release.
Ownership
IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before any Google Cloud build work begins, and documentation and deployment access are handed over at release.
Reviews
Each sprint ends with a client-facing review, and your communication window and update cadence are agreed before work starts.
What you get

From cloud plan to workload running on Google Cloud

A written scope for your Google Cloud move

Netofficials starts with a written discovery scope that lists the workloads, dependencies and priorities for Google Cloud. You see what moves first, what stays where it is and what needs a decision before work begins. If another approach would serve you better, we will recommend it after scoping.

Architecture your team can run

A technical architect at Netofficials is accountable for system design, technology selection and code quality standards. You get Google Cloud architecture that matches your workloads and integrations, so your team understands the design instead of inheriting a black box.

Build, test and deploy with one team

One cross-functional team covers back-end, DevOps and QA, with a named delivery lead owning day-to-day progress. You review the work at the end of every sprint, and at release you receive documentation and deployment access.

Who it suits

Built for teams moving to or building on Google Cloud

  • Teams planning a cloud migration from on-premises servers or another provider to Google Cloud
  • Companies building a cloud-native application that needs scalable back-end and DevOps support
  • Teams without in-house cloud skills who want a workload they can run and own
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How a project runs

How a Google Cloud project runs, stage by stage

  1. Discover

    We write a discovery scope covering the workloads you want on Google Cloud, the systems they depend on and what the first phase must achieve. You review it and raise anything that looks wrong.

    You receive
    • Written discovery scope
    • Workload inventory
    • Estimate with assumptions

    You approve the written discovery scope

  2. Design

    Our technical architect sets out the Google Cloud architecture, the technology choices and the code quality standards. You review the proposed design, including where Google Cloud is not the right fit.

    You receive
    • Google Cloud architecture plan
    • Service selection rationale
    • Migration or build plan

    You sign off the architecture before the build starts

  3. Build

    One cross-functional team builds or migrates your workloads in structured sprints, covering back-end, DevOps and QA. Your named delivery lead keeps you updated on progress.

    You receive
    • Staging environment builds
    • Sprint review notes
    • QA test results

    You review the work at the end of every sprint

  4. Validate

    QA checks the Google Cloud environment and application against the acceptance criteria written into your scope. You review the results and confirm what is ready for deployment.

    You receive
    • Acceptance checklist
    • QA report
    • Open issue log

    You sign off the acceptance checklist before anything goes live

  5. Deploy

    Netofficials deploys the workload into your Google Cloud environment and documents how it runs. You receive deployment access and written documentation, so your team can operate it without us.

    You receive
    • Production deployment
    • Handover documentation
    • Deployment access

    You confirm the handover of access and documentation

Ready to scope your Google Cloud project?

Send a short brief on the workload, migration or application you have in mind, and we reply with questions, a proposed written scope and the team we would assign.

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Decisions before estimates

What shapes your Google Cloud scope and cost

Workloads and architecture

Your scope starts with which applications, databases and services move to or run on Google Cloud, and which stay where they are. We map each one in the written discovery scope. Our technical architect is accountable for system design and technology selection, so you see the reasoning before any estimate is agreed.

Integrations and data

Existing systems, data volumes and third-party connections are the biggest cost drivers in a cloud project. We list them during discovery, flag the risky ones, and agree assumptions in writing. That removes late surprises and makes the estimate easier for you to check.

Operations and handover

Environments, deployment pipelines, testing and who runs the platform afterwards all affect effort. We settle them before delivery begins. At release you receive documentation and deployment access, so your team can operate the Google Cloud setup. If another approach suits you better, we will say so after scoping.

Engagement models

Three ways to run your Google Cloud work

Project delivery

Fixed-price delivery of a defined Google Cloud workload, such as a migration or a new cloud-native application, for teams that want a set scope and a clear finish.

  • Fixed price based on a written discovery scope, with design, build, QA and deployment stages
  • An approval gate at discovery, design and acceptance before the work moves on
  • Documentation and deployment access handed over when the workload is released

Dedicated team

An India-based team that keeps building and operating your GCP environment across a longer roadmap, suited to products that keep changing after launch.

  • One cross-functional team covering back-end, DevOps and QA, led by a named delivery lead
  • A named delivery lead for day-to-day progress and a technical architect accountable for your Google Cloud design and code quality
  • IP assignment confirmed in the contract before the build, with documentation and deployment access handed over at release

Staff augmentation

Cloud and DevOps engineers who join your own team to fill a gap on Google Cloud, suited to companies that already run delivery and need specific skills.

  • Cloud engineers added for a defined piece of Google Cloud work, such as a migration or DevOps gap
  • Engineers work in your repositories, ticketing and deployment pipelines, under your direction
  • Communication window, meeting schedule and update cadence agreed with you before work begins
Technology we scope with you

Google Cloud tools chosen for your workload

Netofficials confirms which Google Cloud services your workload runs on in the written discovery scope, so you know the stack before the build starts. Our technical architect is accountable for those choices. We base them on your workloads, your existing systems and who will operate the platform after release, which means your team inherits a setup it can run and extend. If another approach suits you better, we will say so after scoping.

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Before you enquire

Google Cloud questions, answered before you brief us

What decides the cost of a Google Cloud project?

Cost depends on the workloads you want on Google Cloud, the integrations they rely on, how much existing code must change, and the size of the team the work needs. We do not quote a price before scoping. Netofficials sets out the scope, assumptions, review milestones and commercial terms in writing before delivery begins, so you can compare the estimate against a defined piece of work. Send a short brief and we will return questions and a proposed scope.

Who owns the code and cloud setup when the project ends?

You do. Netofficials confirms IP assignment in the contract before the build begins, so ownership is settled before any work starts. At release we hand over documentation and deployment access, which means your team can operate the Google Cloud environment without depending on us. The technical architect on your project is accountable for system design and code quality standards, which keeps what you receive maintainable.

What if Google Cloud is not the right fit for my workload?

We will tell you after scoping and recommend a better approach. The written discovery scope looks at your workloads, dependencies and priorities before any platform commitment is made, so the decision rests on evidence rather than assumption. If another cloud or a smaller change suits you better, we say so plainly. You agree the scope before design and build begin, so you are never committed to a platform you have not reviewed.

Send a brief for your Google Cloud project

Tell us the workload, the migration or the cloud problem you are weighing up. We reply with questions and a written discovery scope, so you see what the work involves, what drives cost and what you would own before you commit. If Google Cloud is not the right fit, we will recommend a better approach after scoping.

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