Cloud Services

Architecture design, provisioning, and migration services that move existing oilfield applications and data from on-premises systems to public or private cloud platforms. Includes landing-zone setup, lift-and-shift, and re-architecture for cloud-native operation.

Deployments that combine on-site infrastructure with cloud resources, keeping latency-sensitive SCADA, control, or proprietary subsurface data local while using the cloud for analytics, archiving, and overflow compute. Common across upstream E&P operations.

On-demand high-performance computing clusters used to run reservoir simulation, seismic processing, and other compute-intensive subsurface modeling without owning fixed HPC hardware. Capacity scales up for large simulation runs and down between jobs.

Fully managed cloud environments and vendor-hosted (SaaS) oilfield applications where the provider operates the infrastructure, patching, and uptime. Buyers consume the software or platform without managing the underlying servers.

Cloud platforms aligned to the OSDU Data Platform standard for storing, indexing, and exchanging subsurface and well data across applications. Enables vendor-neutral access to exploration and production datasets.

Cloud-hosted environments for managing engineering documents, correspondence, and workflows across capital projects, such as construction document control and project management for facilities and pipelines.

Services covering CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, automation, and ongoing operations that build and maintain cloud-based oilfield software. Often paired with platform-specific consulting on the major public clouds.