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Cloud Migrations

Cloud Migration Services

Cloud migration without the late-night cutover panic. We move workloads to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, give you an honest assessment, a migration plan tailored per app, and engineers who stay until the new environment runs faster and cheaper than the old one.

Move to the cloud
without the cutover panic.

AWS, Azure & GCP Assessment
App Discovery & Dependency Mapping
Migration Strategy (6 R's)
Near-Zero-Downtime Cutovers
Post-Migration Cost Tuning
Multi-Cloud & Hybrid Setups

Migrations that ship, not stall

We've moved healthcare, fintech, and SaaS workloads onto AWS, Azure, and GCP. Some lift-and-shifts, some full refactors. Most cutovers run inside a 30-minute window, with rollback ready the whole time.

Cloud migrations that don't break your business.

Most cloud migrations stall, blow budgets, or quietly drag on-prem problems into a more expensive environment. That’s not a migration. That’s a co-location bill with extra steps.

We do this differently. Every workload gets the strategy that fits its shape, not the strategy that fits a slide deck. Cutovers are rehearsed against live traffic and reversible until the last minute. If something doesn’t survive parallel-run testing, we don’t pretend it’s fine and ship it.

And we stick around after go-live. Most of the value from a migration shows up in months two and three, when the bill arrives and the team learns the new tooling. We’re there for that part too.

Migrations Are What We Do

We're not a generalist consultancy that also does cloud work. Cutovers, rollbacks, and post-migration tuning are the boring core of our practice. Which means fewer surprises in yours.

Observability Built In

Every migration ships with the metrics, logs, and traces you need to see what changed. If a service got slower or a query started costing 3x more, you'll know on day one, not at the next billing cycle.

Real Production Experience

We've migrated workloads in healthcare, fintech, and SaaS, including HIPAA and SOC 2 environments. Our recommendations come from systems that had to keep running, not from whiteboards.

We Stick Around After Go-Live

Most consultancies bill until cutover and disappear. We stay for the post-migration work: right-sizing, alerting, FinOps setup. That's where the savings actually land.

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Cloud Migration FAQs

Three phases. First, an assessment of your current environment (apps, data, dependencies, infrastructure) and a written report on what should move and how. Second, the migration itself, in waves, with parallel validation. Third, post-migration tuning: right-sizing, FinOps reporting, runbook handover. Most engagements run 8 to 16 weeks, depending on the number of workloads and how much refactoring is involved.

For most workloads, less than five minutes. We use replication, parallel runs, and DNS or load-balancer cutovers, so users keep working while the new environment takes over. Some legacy systems do need a maintenance window. When that’s true, we tell you upfront and rehearse the runbook before going live, so the change feels routine instead of risky.

Compliance comes first. The target environment matches your existing IAM, encryption, audit logging, and network segmentation before any data moves. For regulated workloads (HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI) we map controls one-to-one and verify them with your auditor before cutover, not after. If a control can’t be replicated cleanly in the cloud, we flag it during assessment, not on cutover day.

Almost always: a mix. Lift-and-shift is fastest but carries on-prem inefficiencies into the cloud. Refactor delivers the most value but takes longest. We assess each workload against cost, risk, business value, and team capacity, and recommend per-app instead of a blanket strategy. In practice most clients rehost 60 to 70 percent of workloads and refactor only the 5 to 10 percent that benefits enough to justify the work.

We stay on. Right-sizing usually finds another 15 to 30 percent in cost savings post-migration. Alerting tends to need tuning once real traffic hits, and your team will have questions for weeks. We hand over runbooks, set up FinOps reporting, and can stick around as a long-term DevOps partner if you want one.