Prepare your next cloud voyage.
Take one workload from data classification to cost planning. Follow the five connected decisions, explore the guide you need, or work through them together here. The result is a planning brief to validate, not a certified design.
- 01Know your cargo Classify the data and understand the placement requirements.
- 02Choose your vessel Decide what your team operates and what a provider handles.
- 03Plot the passage Plan who can connect, which path they use and how names resolve.
- 04Prepare for rough water Set the recovery priorities and tests that matter to the operation.
- 05Account for the voyage Bring demand, data movement and operating effort into the estimate.
Prefer one connected plan?
Work through all five tools here. Keep your answers together and watch the vessel take shape as you add each result.
Your cloud plan
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Your cargo manifest
01 · Know your cargo
The classification calculator applies the Slovak ISVS workbook. Confirm that scope before using it; it is not a general EU compliance assessment.
Answer the questions below to determine the cloud service level.
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Property 1 of 3 · Confidentiality
How damaging would it be if this data leaked?
Pick the description that best matches who is allowed to see the data. If two look close, take the higher one. Dôvernosť · Workbook
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Property 2 of 3 · Integrity
How damaging would it be if this data were wrong?
Think about silent corruption rather than an outage: the system runs, but the numbers are incorrect. Integrita · Workbook
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Property 3 of 3 · Availability
How damaging would it be if this system went down?
Consider whether there is a fallback. If people can still get the service another way, availability is lower. Dostupnosť · Workbook
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Incident impact · Stage 2
What would a bad day actually look like?
The workbook asks whether compromise could cause a category I, II or III incident. Rather than assume you know those thresholds, these questions ask the underlying facts and derive the category for you. Decree 165/2018 §24(2)
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Hosting requirements · Stage 3
A few things only you can confirm
Criteria already settled by your answers
This stage will be recorded as “Not assessed”. Identify the applicable classification and placement requirements separately. No cloud service level or compliance approval is inferred.
02 · Choose your vessel
What should actually run this workload?
Seven questions about one workload. You get a recommendation with its trade-offs stated plainly, an honest second choice, and anything that has been ruled out — with the reason, so you can disagree with it. It is a starting point. Scores are editorial preferences, not benchmarks or compliance approval. Service limits, costs and workload tests must confirm the shortlist.
03 · Plot the passage
Prepare a connectivity brief.
Five questions about one workload connection. Identify the requirements, owners and tests you need before selecting a design. This brief does not verify your network or choose a provider for you.
04 · Prepare for rough water
Prepare a recovery brief.
Five questions about one business operation. Get priorities, unresolved constraints and what to test next. These are planning prompts, not guaranteed recovery times or a compliance decision.
05 · Account for the voyage
Prepare your cost checklist.
Five questions about one workload. Identify what to measure, what to include and which assumptions need evidence. No prices are calculated: rates, contracts and workload measurements belong in your estimate.
Choose the classification scope to begin.
Your voyage brief.
These are the five planning results together, not a validated architecture or a certification. Review the open questions and confirm that the choices fit the same workload.