AWS consulting that ships. From strategy to production.

Mohamed Shehabeldin does the AWS consulting at MSCLOUDTECH himself, so the engineer who writes the recommendation is the one who implements it. Every engagement opens with the free 48-hour AWS diagnostic, which maps your current infrastructure, names the risks, and hands back a prioritized action plan before you commit to anything. The price is fixed in writing. If he doesn't deliver what you agreed, you don't pay, and you keep the code. He also built CostPatrol, an AWS cost scanning engine carrying 128 optimization rules, which is where the cost side of the advice comes from.

My AWS consulting covers cloud architecture design, migration planning, cost optimization, security audits, compliance assessments, performance engineering, and DevOps pipeline design. Every engagement starts with the free 48-hour AWS diagnostic, which maps your current infrastructure, identifies risks, and delivers a prioritized action plan.

Every engagement begins with the free 48-hour AWS diagnostic, so you see value before committing to anything. Fixed-price work starts from $8K for a 30-day sprint. Ongoing part-time CTO work starts from $4K a month. Running your whole tech side is priced after the first call.

I do both. Unlike traditional consultancies that hand you a PDF and disappear, I implement every recommendation I make. I work in 30-day sprint cycles with clear deliverables, and you deal directly with me, the engineer doing the work.

Yes. I handle full migrations from on-premises, other clouds, or legacy AWS setups. I assess your workloads, pick the right migration strategy (lift-and-shift, re-platform, or re-architect), run a phased cutover with a rollback path, and validate everything post-migration.

Three things. First, I implement what I recommend. No PowerPoint-only engagements. Second, I start with the free 48-hour AWS diagnostic so you see real findings before spending a dollar. Third, fixed price in writing. If I don't deliver what we agreed, you don't pay, and you keep the code. The mechanic is in the SOW.