Cloud Migration
Lift-and-shift or full re-architecture off legacy servers, planned around zero-downtime cutover windows.
We design, migrate and operate cloud environments on AWS, Azure and GCP — from first architecture diagram to the 3am autoscale event nobody has to wake up for.
From the first Terraform plan to the alert that pages someone at 3am — we design it, we ship it, and we're the ones on call for it.
Lift-and-shift or full re-architecture off legacy servers, planned around zero-downtime cutover windows.
Infrastructure-as-code from day one, so every environment is versioned, reviewable and reproducible.
Automated build, test and deploy pipelines that turn a merged PR into a live release, not a ticket.
Dashboards, logs and alerts wired together so problems surface before your customers notice them.
Right-sizing, reserved capacity and idle-resource cleanup that regularly cuts cloud bills by a third or more.
Least-privilege access, encrypted data paths and audit-ready configs mapped to the standards you need.
This is the literal order every cloud engagement runs in — each phase gates the next, so scope and cost are locked before we touch production.
We map your current environment, dependencies and spend — including the parts nobody's touched since launch.
1–2 weeksA target architecture and migration plan you approve, with a fixed scope and rollback plan for every step.
1 weekStaged cutover with traffic shifted gradually, plus the IaC and pipelines that make the new environment repeatable.
2–6 weeksOngoing monitoring, on-call support and monthly cost reviews — the part most vendors quietly stop showing up for.
OngoingEvery environment we operate ships with live observability — the same view our engineers watch before your customers ever see a problem.
Most agencies hand off cloud infrastructure to a support tier after launch. Ours doesn't change hands — the same engineers who designed your architecture are the ones who get paged when it matters.
Book a free cloud audit call — we'll walk through your current architecture and flag the quickest wins in one session.