Zero-downtime migration to AWS, GCP, or Azure with infrastructure-as-code, full observability, and a cost model that actually makes sense.
We move on-prem workloads, bare-metal servers, and legacy VMs into modern cloud environments — containerized, observable, and defined as code. No lift-and-shift traps, no surprise bills. We start with a written assessment, map every dependency, and cut over in staged phases with full rollback plans.
Every migration ends with a cost optimization pass, so the new cloud bill beats the old data center bill — and stays that way.
Inventory, dependency mapping, and a written migration plan with risk analysis.
Terraform or Pulumi modules for every resource — reproducible, versioned, reviewed.
Dockerfiles, Helm charts, and Kubernetes manifests for every service.
GitOps pipelines with staging, blue/green, or canary deployments.
Logs, metrics, traces, and dashboards wired up before the first workload moves.
Right-sizing, reserved capacity, savings plans, and monthly cost reports.
Every server, service, cron job, and database mapped with its dependencies and traffic profile.
Cloud provider selection, VPC design, network topology, and IAM model documented.
Terraform modules, Kubernetes manifests, and GitOps CI/CD ready before any traffic moves.
Workloads move in waves with dual running, sync, and full rollback plans at every step.
DNS cutovers with health checks, automated rollbacks, and a war room for the first 48 hours.
Right-sizing, cost reports, and a written playbook for ongoing cloud operations.
Inventory, dependencies, plan.
IaC, pipelines, target environment.
Staged waves, sync, cutover.
Right-size, handover, runbooks.
No. We use dual-running, DNS cutovers, and tested rollback plans. Most migrations have zero customer-facing downtime.
It depends on your workloads, team skills, and existing contracts. We help you decide objectively, not based on reseller commissions.
Usually yes — especially after the first cost optimization pass. We commit to a measurable TCO target before we start.