Over the past few weeks, we set up our Azure deployment framework internally — one shared foundation for consultants in the Netherlands and developers in Jakarta, built entirely through Infrastructure as Code.
By Anthony Raaijmakers
Sometimes the work nobody sees directly is the work you're most proud of.
Over the past few weeks, we've been setting up our Azure deployment framework internally, built according to Microsoft's best practices. The goal is clear: create one shared foundation on which both our consultants in the Netherlands and our developers in Jakarta can work from the same base. We do this entirely through Infrastructure as Code, and we're currently expanding it further with Enterprise Policy as Code to manage policies at scale in an automated way.
This framework forms the foundation for two important pillars: the infrastructures we set up for our clients and the environments on which we run our own applications. This ensures that everything we build stands on a solid and manageable foundation.
The next step is to roll this out repeatably and reliably for clients. Not as a theoretical model, but as something we use daily and understand inside and out.
Because building a good application is one thing. Making sure that application is still scalable, secure, and maintainable two years from now — that's where the real craftsmanship lies. 🛠️