Start-up and Small Business IT Foundations
Domains, DNS, email, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, devices, licensing, backups, secure access, and documentation.
Sunshine Coast · Start-ups · Small Business · Cloud · Security
Fiery Services provides practical IT, cloud, infrastructure, and security consulting for start-ups and small businesses on the Sunshine Coast and beyond.
From setting up a new business properly from day one to cleaning up an existing environment, Fiery Services helps organisations build technology that is secure, reliable, documented, and fit for purpose — without unnecessary complexity. Enterprise SAP and cloud experience is available when projects need deeper technical architecture.
Services
The goal is not to make technology impressive. The goal is to make it work, keep it secure, and ensure someone can support it later.
Domains, DNS, email, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, devices, licensing, backups, secure access, and documentation.
Tenant setup, email migration, Entra ID, MFA, Conditional Access, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, permissions, and handover.
Licence audits, subscription cleanup, cloud cost reviews, access reviews, backup checks, documentation, and practical roadmaps.
AWS, Azure, VMware, Windows, Linux, Active Directory, networking, VPNs, DNS, monitoring, backup, DR, and Terraform.
Security baselines, identity reviews, firewall and remote-access design, logging, monitoring, DR planning, audit evidence, and remediation.
PowerShell, AWS CLI, Terraform, dashboards, reporting, scheduled tasks, invoice/time tooling, RPA support, and practical AI workflows.
Solution architecture, discovery, planning, risk assessment, vendor coordination, migration leadership, cutover, documentation, and handover.
SAP Basis, SAProuter, Cloud ALM, migrations, HA, DR, and SAP on AWS/Azure for organisations that need deeper enterprise project support.
Who Fiery Services Helps
Approach
Technology should fit the organisation. Not the other way around.
Contact
Use the form to outline what you need help with. Keep it short if you like — the mess can be unpacked properly afterwards.