Resource hierarchy
Design organizations, folders, projects, environments, billing boundaries, and ownership.
Google Cloud Foundation
Secure GCP landing zones for governed, scalable cloud adoption
Establish organization, folder, project, identity, networking, logging, encryption, policy, and security foundations before cloud growth turns into operational risk.
Identity & access
Implement groups, service accounts, least privilege, workload identity, and privileged-access patterns.
Network foundation
Build Shared VPC, subnet, firewall, DNS, egress, private access, and hybrid connectivity patterns.
Security controls
Configure organization policies, Security Command Center, encryption, secrets, and exposure controls.
Central visibility
Establish audit logging, monitoring, alerting, retention, export, and security investigation workflows.
Terraform delivery
Make foundation changes repeatable through reviewed infrastructure-as-code modules and pipelines.
What You Receive
A clear path from assessment to implementation
ARCO combines senior architecture guidance with hands-on delivery, documentation, knowledge transfer, and measurable priorities.
- Current-state assessment
- Prioritized risk and opportunity register
- Architecture and implementation recommendations
- 30-, 60-, and 90-day roadmap
- Engineering documentation and knowledge transfer
- Optional hands-on implementation support
Frequently asked questions
What is a GCP landing zone?
A GCP landing zone is the governed cloud foundation for resource hierarchy, identity, networking, security, logging, billing, and repeatable project provisioning.
Can this support compliance-sensitive workloads?
Yes. Controls can be designed around the workload and applicable requirements, while recognizing that cloud configuration is only one part of organizational compliance.
Can you improve an existing GCP organization?
Yes. ARCO can assess and progressively remediate an existing environment without requiring a disruptive rebuild.
Do you use Terraform?
Yes. Terraform can be used for repeatable foundation delivery, policy, networking, project provisioning, and controlled change.