Cloud solutions powered by AWS for Australian Businesses

AWS operates multiple availability zones and regions, providing highly resilient infrastructure for critical workloads.

Microsolve designs AWS architectures with redundancy, backup, and disaster recovery options so key systems continue running even if a component fails.

For many organisations, this delivers higher availability than a single on-premise server room.

Migrating to AWS involves assessing your existing servers and applications, planning which workloads move first, and designing a secure AWS cloud architecture that fits your business.

Microsolve runs detailed discovery and readiness workshops, builds a migration plan, tests workloads in AWS, and then manages the cutover to minimise downtime and disruption.

After the move, we optimise performance, security, and AWS costs so your environment stays efficient and predictable.

Amazon WorkSpaces is a Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) platform that delivers secure Windows or Linux desktops from AWS to almost any device, over any reliable internet connection.

It helps remote and hybrid staff work consistently from home, branch sites, or clinics while your data stays in AWS, not on local laptops/desktops or servers.

Microsolve designs, deploys and manages WorkSpaces environments, integrates them with your existing systems, and supports your users day to day.

AWS uses a “pay for what you use” model, but without the right governance costs can still drift.

Microsolve reviews your AWS usage and billing, rightsizes instances, applies reserved or savings plans where appropriate, and removes idle resources to keep your cloud spend aligned with actual needs.

We also provide regular reports and recommendations so you understand where your money goes and how to reduce it without sacrificing performance.

Yes.

AWS provides a highly secure platform with strong physical, network, and encryption controls, used globally by healthcare and regulated organisations.

Security in the cloud is a shared responsibility, and Microsolve designs AWS environments with network segmentation, identity and access controls, backup, and monitoring to meet healthcare and aged care risk requirements.

This combination helps protect sensitive data while enabling clinicians and carers to access systems reliably from multiple sites.

No. Most organisations start with a hybrid approach, moving specific workloads to AWS while keeping others on-premise during a transition period.

Microsolve helps you prioritise which applications and servers to move first - often  your backup, disaster recovery, or a stand-alone single line-of-business system.

We aim to deliver early benefits from AWS without a risky “big bang” migration.

AWS is widely used by small, medium and large organisations because its pay-as-you-go model scales from a handful of workloads to full data centre replacements.

Microsolve regularly helps SMEs adopt AWS for specific use cases such as backup, disaster recovery, line-of-business applications and Amazon WorkSpaces, without needing a large internal IT team.

Traditional hosting and on-premise servers rely on fixed hardware that must be purchased, maintained, and upgraded on a cycle, whereas AWS provides elastic compute, storage, and networking that can scale up or down on demand.

With AWS you pay only for what you use, gain access to a broad range of managed services, and can deploy new environments faster than buying and installing physical equipment.

Microsolve designs and manages AWS environments so you gain these benefits without needing in-house cloud specialists.

Microsolve’s managed AWS services typically include 24×7 monitoring, incident response, patching, backup checks, security reviews, and AWS cost optimisation.

We also provide change management, small enhancements, and regular technology reviews to ensure your AWS environment continues to support your business goals.

Support is delivered by our Australian-based team with deep experience in AWS and broader IT infrastructure.