Planned
Cloud migration & hosting
Intended scope: helping small organisations move to or between cloud platforms — picking the right service, sizing it correctly, and executing the cutover cleanly.
CedarCloud is a personal project working toward an independent IT & cloud services practice. This page is a preview of what's being planned — no services are yet being offered for sale, and nothing on this page should be read as a commitment to provide one.
CedarCloud is being built openly. This roadmap reflects the honest state of the project — what's working, what's in progress, and what's still only an intention.
Registered cedarcloud.ca and began shaping a visual identity that reflects the combination of Canadian landscape and cloud infrastructure.
CompleteSetting up a personal lab environment to rehearse installations, migrations, backups, and monitoring workflows on real hardware before offering them to anyone else.
In progressThis website. The goal is simply to show progress openly and let people who might be interested in future services leave their details so they can be contacted at launch.
In progressCompleting the formal steps to register as a business in Saskatchewan, and taking on a small number of no-cost or low-cost pilot engagements with friends and family to build experience and references.
PlannedOnly once the lab, workflows, and first pilot experiences are solid will CedarCloud open for paid work. Pricing, SLAs, and terms will be published at that time — not before.
Not yet scheduledThese are the service areas the project is aiming toward. None are being sold or delivered yet — this is a look at the planned direction, included so interested visitors can tell whether it might one day be relevant to them.
Intended scope: helping small organisations move to or between cloud platforms — picking the right service, sizing it correctly, and executing the cutover cleanly.
Intended scope: general break-fix, endpoint management, and small-network troubleshooting for individuals and small businesses within travel distance of home base.
Intended scope: short, focused sessions to talk through infrastructure choices, vendor evaluations, or a specific problem — before anything gets signed.
Intended scope: small-scale installation work — consumer and prosumer access points, router/firewall setups, structured cabling, and user-machine provisioning.
Intended scope: setting up reliable backup routines, testing restores, and documenting a plan for what happens when something fails — so you're not figuring it out under pressure.
Intended scope: helping small teams adopt everyday-security fundamentals — MFA, password managers, endpoint protection, and staff-awareness guidance.
CedarCloud is an independent project — one person, a home lab, and the intention to turn a long interest in infrastructure into an honest small practice serving the community.
The pace is deliberate. Before anything is sold, every workflow is rehearsed in the lab. Before any commitment is made to a client, the skills behind it have been used in anger. That's the cedar part of the name — slow-growing and worth the wait.
If you're here early, thank you for the interest. There's nothing to buy today, but you're welcome to follow the progress and be among the first to hear when CedarCloud opens up.
These aren't promises to clients yet — there are no clients. They're the standards the project is being shaped to meet before it's ready to open.
Only offer services that have been learned, practised, and tested — not services that sound impressive on a page.
Leave every engagement with clear notes and a runbook the client genuinely owns, not a black box that needs us to untangle.
Any choice that makes switching providers harder should be flagged in plain language before it's made.
Begin in the community, take on only what can be done well, and grow only at the speed that quality can keep up with.
CedarCloud is still in its earliest shape. No contact details, signup forms, or service channels have been published, and nothing is being actively marketed. When the project reaches a point where it's ready to hear from people, that will be announced here — openly, on this page.