Have some Qs about the Cloud?
Whatever they are, we can help you (and your security’s always top of mind).
Have some Qs about the Cloud?
Whatever they are, we can help you (and your security’s always top of mind).

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Your Azure bill went up; your Azure didn't get better. Atarix manages Azure for Australian mid-market businesses — right-sized against what you actually run, secured as part of the build, and operated by an onshore Sydney team.
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Most mid-market Azure estates were stood up during a migration and haven't been revisited since. The workloads moved. The sizing, the governance and the spend never caught up.
Resources sized against real consumption, reservations applied where they make sense, and orphaned assets shut down.
Network segmentation, identity, backup and recovery configured as part of how the platform runs — aligned to the Essential Eight, reviewed twice a year, not quoted for after an incident.
No triangulating between a hosting provider, a reseller and an internal admin. Monitoring, alerting and remediation sit with the same onshore team that built the environment.
Already mid-migration? That's the common case. We take on environments part-built, stabilise what's running, and finish the work to a documented standard — rather than insisting on starting again.
Consolidating after an acquisition? Merging two Azure estates, two tenants and two sets of assumptions is its own discipline. It's one we've done repeatedly.
Australian data residency, and an engineer in Sydney on the other end of the escalation.
Enterprise-grade practice without enterprise pace. You won't wait a fortnight for a change request.
Every environment we manage is built secured. It isn't an upsell that arrives in month six.
Find out what managed Azure costs for your environment.
Price up managed AzureAtarix has delivered Azure and Microsoft platform work for Australian government agencies, financial services firms and insurers — environments where downtime and misconfiguration carry regulatory weight.
Client detail available on request.
Send through your environment and what you need covered. An Atarix engineer reviews it and comes back with pricing built for your estate, not a rate card.
Tell us what you're running and what you need covered. An engineer prices it against real consumption rather than guessing — and can review the environment first if you want the full picture.
Request your quoteWe'll come back to you within one business day.
Instant ballparkAnswer a few questions and get an indicative range on the spot. No call, no waiting — useful if you're building a budget rather than buying yet.
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Usually yes, either under our Microsoft agreement or by managing your existing one. Both work. We'll tell you which is cheaper for your situation rather than defaulting to whichever suits us.
No. Hybrid is the norm at this size. We manage what's in Azure and give you a clear view of what's worth moving, what should stay where it is, and what the sequence looks like.
It depends on what you're running and which services you need covered, so we quote rather than publish a fixed rate. Send your details through and we'll come back within one business day. The environment review itself carries no cost and no obligation.
That's the usual arrangement. Identity, security policy and endpoint management span both, so splitting them across two providers tends to create the gaps you're trying to close.