What does JBKR Web's cloud consulting include?
The consulting covers three fronts: cloud infrastructure (AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud), workplace productivity (Google Workspace and Microsoft 365), and digital presence through the Google tools (Analytics, Search Console, Ads and Merchant Center).
The work starts with an assessment of the current environment and ends with a prioritized action plan — what to migrate, what to subscribe to, what to shut down — always sized to the company's real scale and budget.
How does a cloud migration work?
Migration happens in stages: an inventory of servers, systems and databases; a strategy decision (lift-and-shift, application adjustments, or modernization); execution with a test environment; and a controlled cutover with a rollback plan in case anything misbehaves.
A JBKR Web differentiator is migrating legacy systems too: PHP, Java and .NET applications running on aging servers can move to the cloud without a rewrite, gaining automatic backups, scalability and freedom from hardware-failure risk.
Google Workspace or Microsoft 365: which one should we choose?
It depends on what the company already uses. Teams built around advanced Excel, Outlook and the Microsoft ecosystem tend to get more from Microsoft 365; teams that collaborate on documents simultaneously and prefer working in the browser usually do better with Google Workspace.
JBKR Web deploys both suites: account and domain setup, email and file migration, security policies and basic team training. When the choice is unclear, the initial assessment compares cost and fit for the company's day-to-day work.
What does JBKR Web do with Analytics, Ads and Merchant Center?
JBKR Web sets up Google Analytics to measure real visits and conversions (forms, WhatsApp contacts, sales), Search Console to monitor how the site appears on Google, Google Ads campaigns, and Merchant Center to list products on Google Shopping.
These tools work as a system: without correct measurement there is no way to know whether ad spend pays off. That is why tracking setup always comes before any campaign.
Frequently asked questions
Which cloud platforms does JBKR Web work with?
The three major ones: AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, plus the productivity suites Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. The platform recommendation is made case by case, considering the systems the company already uses, estimated monthly cost, and the internal team's ability to operate the environment.
How does a cloud migration work?
In stages: an inventory of the current environment (servers, systems, databases), a strategy decision — lift-and-shift, adjustments or modernization — execution with a test environment, and a controlled cutover with a rollback plan. Legacy systems in PHP, Java and .NET can also be migrated without a rewrite.
Do you set up Google Analytics, Search Console and Google Ads?
Yes. JBKR Web configures Google Analytics to measure visits and conversions, Search Console to monitor the site's presence on Google, Google Ads campaigns, and Merchant Center for Google Shopping. Tracking setup always comes before any campaign, so the ad investment is measurable.
Is the cloud worth it for a small company?
In most cases, yes. Small companies usually benefit first from productivity suites (Google Workspace or Microsoft 365) and cloud hosting, which eliminate physical servers, manual backups and unpredictable costs. JBKR Web sizes the solution to the company's real needs, without unnecessary infrastructure.
How much does the cloud consulting cost?
Assessments and fixed-scope projects, such as a migration, are handled under the On-Demand Plan from R$250/hour. For continuous administration of the cloud environment and Google tools, the monthly plans — Care Plan from R$1,125/month and Expert Plan from R$2,050/month — include monthly hours and priority support.
