Moving county services to a hybrid setup with resilience the public can rely on
Riverton needed modern, resilient digital services on a tight budget, with strict requirements on where data lives.
- Client
- Riverton County
- Timeline
- 22 weeks
- Platforms
- Hybrid: private VMware plus Azure
- Team
- 4 Synabix engineers with the county IT team
What the engagement changed, in numbers.
Each figure is verified with Riverton County and cited to its source, so it can be defended, not just quoted.
Where they started.
Riverton's resident services went down too often and could not flex for seasonal demand like tax season. Some data had to stay on infrastructure the county controls, which ruled out a simple lift to one public cloud.
The stack we worked in
The work, in order.
- 01
We designed a hybrid architecture: sensitive systems stayed on a modernized private platform, with public cloud for elastic, public-facing services.
- 02
We added tested disaster recovery with a clear recovery objective, and ran a live failover so the plan was real.
- 03
Security and access were standardized across both environments to one governance model.
- 04
We trained the county team and left documentation so they own day-to-day operations.
Synabix respected where our data had to live and still gave us resilience we can stand behind. Residents notice the difference, even if they never see the plumbing.
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