For platform and application teams

Build landing zones and application infrastructure

Establish a new cloud foundation and build the infrastructure your applications and AI agents need.

The challenge

A new environment is a chance to get the foundations right. Teams need to bring provider best practices and organizational requirements into the design before applications depend on it, even when the cloud is new to them.

How it works

01
Define the foundation
Bring security, networking, identity, and architecture requirements together with provider guidance. Make that knowledge available to the engineers and agents building the environment.
02
Build for the workloads you need
Develop the landing zone and application infrastructure with those requirements in place. Include the services, permissions, connectivity, and observability needed to support AI agents where the workload calls for them.
03
Verify and reuse the work
Check the code against organizational requirements before review. Capture approved patterns so the next team can build on the foundation without repeating the same design work.

An example

Establish a Google Cloud landing zone, then build application and agent infrastructure within its networking, access, and security requirements.

What changes for your team

Build confidently in a new environment and make the knowledge reusable. Spend less time correcting foundational decisions after applications are already running. See how to measure the value.