HindCloud is a cloud consulting and managed services company in Dubai, helping businesses across the UAE migrate, secure and run their workloads on the cloud.
We work with organisations across the UAE and the wider GCC, from companies leaving a data centre to teams already on the cloud and paying too much for it.
Because we are platform independent, the recommendation you receive is shaped by your applications, budget, data residency needs and in house skills rather than by one vendor roadmap.
The engineers who assess and design your environment are the ones who migrate it and support it afterwards, so nothing is lost in a handover.
Each service can be taken on its own or as part of a full cloud programme.
We assess your applications, infrastructure, dependencies and current spend, then turn that into a roadmap with timelines, costs and risks. Starts with a free cloud readiness assessment.
Servers, applications, databases and storage moved in planned waves across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, with the landing zone built first and a rollback path for every wave.
Move past lift and shift. We re architect applications onto managed services, containers and Kubernetes, and add pipelines and infrastructure as code so releases become routine.
Monitoring, patching, backup, incident response and change management for your cloud estate, with agreed response times and monthly reporting on health, security and spend.
Identity and access management, network segmentation, encryption, vulnerability management and centralised logging, designed in rather than added after an audit.
Architectures aligned to the rules you actually answer to: UAE Personal Data Protection Law, DIFC and ADGM data protection regimes, Central Bank of the UAE requirements on cloud governance, auditability and exit plans, and in country data residency where it is required.
Backup and recovery built around your recovery time and recovery point objectives, with documented runbooks and failover that is actually rehearsed.
Cost modelled before you move, then rightsizing, commitment planning, waste removal and spend visibility by team once you are live.
Most organisations end up on more than one cloud, by design or through acquisition. Our engineers build and operate on all three major platforms, so the options can be compared honestly and a mixed estate can be run without blind spots.
HindCloud is an independent consulting firm rather than a reseller, so the recommendation is based on fit and cost.
Compute, storage, networking, databases, containers, serverless and cost optimisation.
Hybrid identity, Windows and SQL estates, landing zone design and Microsoft 365 aligned workloads.
Data platforms, analytics, Kubernetes and containerised applications.
Connectivity, identity, governance and unified monitoring across platforms.
One team owns strategy, migration, security and operations, so nothing falls into the gap between vendors.
Advice stays platform independent, so the architecture follows your workloads and budget.
Costs are modelled before the project starts, with a TCO and ROI view you can present internally.
Every migration wave carries a tested rollback plan, so critical systems stay protected.
UAE data residency and regulatory requirements are designed in, not patched in after go live.
Runbooks, diagrams and knowledge transfer stay with your team, so you are never locked in.
We inventory applications, infrastructure, dependencies and current spend, then agree the outcome you are actually buying.
You receive a target architecture, a migration approach per workload, a risk view and a TCO and ROI model.
We build the foundation with identity, network, security guardrails, tagging and cost controls in place before migration begins.
Workloads move in waves with functional testing, agreed cutover windows and a rollback path for each wave.
Performance, security posture and spend are measured against the plan, then tuned until the numbers match what was promised.
Monitoring, patching, backup, support and continuous cost optimisation once you are live, reviewed regularly as the estate grows.
Identity, encryption, segmentation and logging are decided in the design phase and validated before anything goes live.
Architectures assume failure will happen, so recovery objectives are agreed, documented and tested rather than assumed.
You see the cost model before work begins and actual consumption after, so the monthly bill holds no surprises.
Infrastructure as code and automated pipelines remove manual drift and make every environment repeatable.
Architecture diagrams, runbooks and handover sessions stay with your team when the engagement ends.
Compliance obligations and uptime expectations differ sharply by sector, so controls and architecture are adapted to the one you operate in.
Tell us what you run today and what is not working. You will get a clear view of what should move, what it will cost and how long it will take, with no obligation to continue.
A cloud consulting company assesses your current IT environment, recommends the right platform and architecture, plans and executes the migration, then supports the environment afterwards. HindCloud covers all four stages, from readiness assessment through fully managed cloud operations.
It depends on your applications, existing licences, internal skills, data residency needs and budget. Windows and SQL heavy estates often suit Azure, data and analytics workloads often suit Google Cloud, and broad general purpose workloads run well on AWS. We assess the workloads before recommending one, and using more than one platform is a valid answer.
A single application can move within a few weeks. A full data centre exit usually runs across several months in planned waves. The realistic timeline comes out of the assessment, once dependencies, licensing and acceptable downtime windows are known.
Cloud reduces cost when workloads are rightsized, commitments are planned and idle resources are removed. A lift and shift with no optimisation often costs more than the data centre it replaced. We model TCO and ROI before the move and manage spend continuously after it.
Security is part of the design. Access control, encryption, network segmentation, centralised logging and backup are agreed before migration, and data residency requirements that apply in the UAE are built into the architecture rather than resolved later.