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Reference scenarios

How we would approach typical problems in AI, data, commerce, cloud, delivery, operations and security — with the architecture, limits and trade-offs, not promises.

Every scenario is fictional. None is a client project, a certified architecture or a measured result. Companies, systems and numbers in them are examples.

AI workflows and agents

AI automation, agents, RAG and support with a human handoff.

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    Multi-agent service desk

    A coordinator routes requests between classification, knowledge and action agents, with approval before any effect.

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    Internal policy assistant (RAG)

    Employees ask about policies and procedures and get an answer with its source, respecting access rights.

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    AI support with a human handoff

    An assistant answers frequent questions and hands complex or sensitive ones to an agent with full context.

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Documents and data

Document processing, data pipelines and hybrid integration.

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    Contract document intelligence

    Contracts and supplier documents are classified, extracted and checked before they enter the register.

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    Hybrid integration of an on-premises ERP

    The on-premises ERP exchanges data with cloud services through a secure channel and a queue, without opening it to the internet.

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E-commerce

ERP synchronisation and product catalog enrichment.

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    Shop and ERP synchronisation

    Orders, stock and prices are synchronised between the online shop and the ERP with events and checks.

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    Product catalogue enrichment

    Descriptions and attributes are completed from supplier data and approved before they are published.

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Cloud and platform

Azure and AWS landing zones, Kubernetes and cloud migration.

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    Multi-account AWS landing zone

    An organisation with separate accounts, SCPs, central logging and a Transit Gateway as the foundation for teams.

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    Internal Kubernetes platform

    A managed cluster with team namespaces, GitOps, policies and observability as a paved road for services.

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    Migrating a monolith to the cloud

    A phased move of a monolithic application with assessment, pilot, parallel running and a rollback plan.

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Software delivery

CI/CD and GitOps with change control.

Operations and reliability

Observability, reliability, FinOps and AI operations.

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    Observability with OpenTelemetry

    Metrics, logs and traces from services are collected through a collector, enriched and feed SLOs.

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    Platform reliability

    SLOs, on-call, runbooks and post-incident reviews turn reliability into a process rather than heroics.

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    FinOps and AI costs

    Allocation of cloud and AI spend, budgets, alerts and reviews of models and tokens.

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    Operating AI systems

    A version registry, evaluations before changes, controlled releases and incidents for AI assistants in production.

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Identity and security

Single sign-on, least privilege, secrets and a secure AI gateway.

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    Secure gateway for AI models

    Every AI request goes through a shared gateway with masking, policies, quotas and cost metadata.

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