Cloud Solutions & Migration
Cloud migration services on AWS and Azure: assessment, phased zero-downtime migration, and managed operations, all defined in Terraform from day one.
Cloud bills grow quietly. A staging environment someone forgot, instances sized for a launch spike that never repeated, storage tiers nobody revisited in two years. That's why our cloud migration services for enterprises start with an honest assessment: what you're running, what it costs, and what it would cost if it were architected for your real traffic instead of a worst-case guess. Clients are often surprised how much of the savings comes from boring right-sizing rather than exotic re-architecture.
The migration itself is where most cloud projects go wrong, so we don't do big-bang cutovers. We build an AWS or Azure landing zone first, with accounts, networking, identity, and guardrails all defined in Terraform, so every environment after that is reproducible from a Git repo. Then workloads move in phases, each with its own rollback plan, while production keeps serving traffic. If a previous migration attempt stalled halfway, we can pick up from wherever it stopped.
After cutover, we stay on for cost optimization and operations if you want us to. That means budgets and alerts wired into the platform, dashboards your team actually reads, and a monthly review of spend against usage. Everything stays as code, so when your own team is ready to take over, the handover is a repository and a runbook, not tribal knowledge.
End-to-end delivery
Architecture Design
Cloud-native architectures sized for your actual load, not hypothetical scale.
Migration Strategy
Phased migration plans that keep production running while we move you.
Serverless & Containerization
Right-sized compute: Lambda functions where they fit, containers where they don't.
CI/CD Automation
Pipelines that ship safely, multiple times a day if you need them to.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform and Pulumi so your infrastructure is versioned, reviewed, and reproducible.
Cloud Security & DevSecOps
Least-privilege IAM, encryption by default, secrets management in Vault, and scanning wired into the pipeline rather than reviewed after the fact.
Managed Cloud Operations
A monthly retainer covering monitoring, patching, incident response, and a cost review, so your team ships product instead of babysitting infrastructure.
How we build
Assessment
Audit current infrastructure, cost structure, and migration risk.
Architecture
Design the target-state cloud architecture and migration sequence.
Migration
Phased cutover with rollback plans at every stage.
Operate
Monitoring, cost optimization, and ongoing infrastructure management.
What makes this work
Zero-downtime migrations
Blue-green and canary strategies as standard practice, not an upsell.
Cost-aware architecture
We design for your actual traffic patterns, not worst-case theoretical load.
Everything as code
No manual console changes: every resource is versioned and auditable.
Multi-cloud fluency
AWS, Azure, and GCP: we architect for the platform that fits, not the one we know best.
What working with us looks like in numbers
Typical infrastructure cost reduction after right-sizing and reserved capacity planning.
Phased cutovers with rollback plans at every stage, production keeps serving throughout.
To rebuild a full environment from Terraform, because everything lives in code.
Monitoring and alerting wired in before cutover, not after the first incident.
Tools we actually use
Cloud Solutions FAQs
AWS and Azure primarily, with GCP experience on data/ML-heavy workloads.
Yes, we use phased, reversible migration strategies specifically to avoid production disruption.
Yes, ongoing management, monitoring, and cost optimization are available as a retained engagement.
A single application typically moves in 6 to 10 weeks including the landing zone. Larger estates run in phases over several months, with workloads landing in production from the first phase onward.
Yes. A standalone cost optimization review takes about two weeks and usually pays for itself within the first quarter. Right-sizing, storage tiering, and reserved capacity are where most of the waste hides.
The assessment runs fixed price over about two weeks. Migration phases get quoted per workload once we've seen what's actually running, because estimates made before that are guesses. Managed operations are a flat monthly retainer tied to environment size, so our bill doesn't creep with your traffic.
Per workload, whichever earns its cost. Stable apps often move as-is and get optimized later. Systems that are expensive or fragile get refactored during the move. The assessment ranks each workload as rehost, replatform, or rebuild, with the reasoning written down so you can push back.