Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and other clouds
Day-to-day support and reviews of health, access, configuration and cost. Other clouds by discussion.
- Microsoft 365 & Exchange
- Identity & access
- Azure
- AWS
- Cost reviews
One accountable team for Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and your on-premises servers and networks. Experienced engineers own the outcome. AI explains what it finds, shows its evidence, and a person approves every change.
Sample answer: 2 admin accounts and 3 servers. Evidence read: Entra ID sign-in methods and server patch status. Not checked: AWS (no access granted).
From Microsoft 365 and Azure to AWS and the servers in your own datacentre. We agree what is in scope, who does what and how changes are approved before any work starts.
Day-to-day support and reviews of health, access, configuration and cost. Other clouds by discussion.
Support for the infrastructure you run yourself, including the hybrid links back to your cloud.
Security checks, PowerShell automation and AI-assisted reporting across the whole estate, with a person approving every change.
Exchange and Microsoft 365 health, mail flow, access and licence clean-up, with sign-in and identity questions answered in plain English.
See the review scope ↗Day-to-day support for cloud environments: health, access, configuration and cost reviews, across providers.
Explore support topics ↗Windows Server, Active Directory, Hyper-V and virtualisation, networks and backup, supported as one environment with your cloud.
Explore the support guide ↗Connecting on-premises and cloud, and moving between them, with scope, dependencies, change approval and acceptance agreed before work starts.
Explore the project guide ↗Security checks, backup readiness, recovery planning, access clean-up and endpoint management, with clear ownership and escalation for everyday incidents.
Explore the support guide ↗PowerShell automation and AI that organises evidence and explains options across the estate. A person reviews every recommendation before action.
See where Cloudek AI is heading ↗Services, platforms, response targets and responsibilities are confirmed during discovery and written into the service agreement. Whether a specific platform, such as another cloud or an older system, is in scope is confirmed in that conversation.
Pick the problem closest to yours. Each package links to a page that says what it covers and what it does not.
A short written review of the security and service settings you ask about, based on evidence you choose to share.
We check your domain’s SPF, DKIM and DMARC and one test message, then explain what to fix.
A review of the public MX, SPF and DMARC records for one domain, written up with the limits of what DNS can show.
A written assessment of the Azure or hybrid topics you choose, based on evidence you supply.
A readiness and cutover plan for one source, one destination and the workloads you name.
Support and project work are scoped separately, with systems, owners and exclusions written down first.
Choose a service and describe the outcome you want. We send your enquiry to Cloudek by email and reply to the address you give. There is no account, payment or booking, and this website does not store the enquiry.
Scope, fee and timing are confirmed in writing before work starts. Want to see what a report looks like? Read a fictional sample report; it uses no customer data.
We begin with your current environment and business needs, then agree what support looks like before work begins.
Talk through your requirements ↗Understand your systems, risks, users and priorities.
Define the service boundaries, responsibilities and response targets.
Work through visible processes, records and escalation paths.
Review outcomes and identify useful next steps together.
Whether you own the business or own the systems, start with your needs. We agree responsibilities, access, service hours and priorities before work begins.
Get one accountable team for your cloud and on-premises IT, with a clear picture of what is included and what decisions remain with you.
Add agreed operational capacity while keeping your existing processes, change controls and team in the loop.
Discuss access, configuration, service health and cost visibility across Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and the servers you still run.
Set out who handles what, how issues are raised and which response targets apply in the service agreement.
AI can help summarise diagnostic evidence, organise information and draft possible next steps. It can be wrong, incomplete or out of date. A qualified operator reviews recommendations and approves any work. OpsPilot does not silently run AI-generated commands.
Cloudek provides managed IT, infrastructure and cloud services. We work across the cloud and the datacentre, and use AI to check what people would otherwise check by hand. Our technical coverage reflects practical work across Microsoft 365 and Exchange, Windows Server and Active Directory, Azure and AWS, virtualisation, endpoint management, migrations and automation.
Each engagement is scoped and delivered through Cloudek. We agree access, responsibilities, service hours and escalation with you before work begins, and delivery follows the written service scope.
Discuss a service requirementEvery environment is different. These answers show how we start a service conversation.
It depends on the agreement. A service can cover defined cloud, on-premises infrastructure, end-user or security operations. We document the included systems, hours, response targets, exclusions and your responsibilities before service starts.
We start with the business need, the systems involved and the outcome you want. Together we list the questions, dependencies and a possible scope. Nothing is committed until responsibilities, access, fees and any response targets are agreed in writing.
Tell us your role, your type of environment, the challenge and a good time to reply. Do not email passwords, API keys, sensitive customer data or unreviewed diagnostic exports.
Yes. We can work around your internal team, including responsibilities, escalation paths and communication. The arrangement is agreed for each engagement.
No. AI can help with analysis and recommendations, and a person reviews the output. OpsPilot does not silently run AI-generated commands. Any change follows the agreed approval and change process.
In part. The Explain with AI buttons on selected free tools are live, OpsPilot is live for Cloudek’s own read-only reports, and a Microsoft 365 mailbox health check is available by request. Asking questions across a whole estate is in development, and other ideas are planned or concepts. The Cloudek AI page labels each one.
Response targets and service levels apply only when a signed service agreement includes them. This website is general information, not an SLA.
Format JSON and Base64 text, convert timestamps, check SSH key fingerprints and IPv4 or IPv6 subnets, review email authentication and website security headers, check certificate dates and look up public email DNS records. Mail DNS lookups are opt-in and go to a public resolver. Browse the tools by job in Resources, or see what’s new.
Share your platforms, in the cloud and on-premises, your support challenges and your priorities. We can discuss a service model that fits your environment.
For service discussions and general enquiries, email our team.
info@cloudekhosting.com ↗support@cloudekhosting.com ↗Website content is general information and does not create a service commitment. Availability, scope, pricing, response times, security responsibilities and outcomes are governed by the signed agreement for each service. AI-generated content may be inaccurate and is not a substitute for qualified technical or security review.