AWS Consulting & Migration for Regulated Platforms
When the platform has to stay up under real load.
AWS provides the cloud infrastructure — compute, storage, networking, HIPAA-eligible services and managed AI. We make the architectural decisions that let regulated platforms run on it securely, at scale and without downtime anyone notices.
In production under two national health-payer platforms, with HIPAA and HITRUST intact through migration and operation.
AWS is the default infrastructure of the regulated web: compute, storage and networking, HIPAA-eligible services, audit tooling and the managed AI services of Bedrock. Cloud is a default now, which is exactly why the architecture above it matters more, not less — what to couple, what to keep separate and how content, compute and security fit together. For regulated platforms the constraints are strict: HIPAA-eligible services, audit trails, no maintenance windows the audience would feel. AWS provides the ground; the work is building on it to match how the engagement is governed.
Our Work with Amazon Web Services
How the Work Splits
Cloud compute, storage and networking, HIPAA-eligible services, security and compliance controls, managed data and AI services including Bedrock, and global reliability.
Architecture and migration judgment, content and platform modeling, integration engineering, and the operational discipline to move regulated platforms without downtime.
Cloud infrastructure sized to how the engagement is governed. We moved a national health insurer’s two member engagement platforms off an on-premise data center to AWS in three months, with no downtime members noticed and HIPAA and HITRUST intact throughout — the kind of work where the infrastructure decision is an architectural decision, not a procurement line item.
The work in practice
Our AWS work is the infrastructure under regulated platforms. A national health insurer’s two member platforms moved off an on-premise data center to AWS in three months, with no downtime members noticed and HIPAA and HITRUST intact throughout; the member wellness rewards platform we still operate runs on it, with Cloudticity as the compliance layer.
The infrastructure is a given; the decisions above it are the work. What to couple and what to keep separate, which HIPAA-eligible services an architecture may use, how auto-scaling gets sized to real demand and how a cutover happens without a window the audience would feel.
Practice leadership
Matthew O’Bryant
Spent his career at Oomph, from project leadership to Vice President and now President of Pare & Co. Leads operations, client relationships and delivery.