What we do·Engineering & Cloud·Migration
Cloud Migration.
Move the platform. Keep the uptime. Cut the bill.
Migrations fail on the last 10%: the cron job nobody owns, the IP allowlist nobody documented. We migrate with dual-run rigor. The new environment earns traffic gradually, and the old one dies only when the graphs say so.
0
Customer-visible incidents in our last 4 cutovers
25–40%
Typical cost reduction
How we approach it
Inventory and dependency mapping, landing-zone design, IaC from day one, dual-write / shadow-traffic cutovers, DNS choreography, and a FinOps pass so the new bill is smaller than the old one.
Inventory and dependency mapping, landing-zone design, IaC from day one, dual-write / shadow-traffic cutovers, DNS choreography, and a FinOps pass so the new bill is smaller than the old one.
- Zero-downtime cutovers, rehearsed before performed
- Infrastructure as code. No hand-built snowflakes survive
- Compliance-ready landing zones (HIPAA, SOC 2)
- Post-migration FinOps: typical bills drop 25–40%
Proof
We've shipped this before.
FAQ
Before you ask.
On-prem to cloud, or cloud to cloud?
Both, plus the increasingly common cloud-to-cheaper-cloud. The method is the same: inventory, shadow, cutover, decommission.
How long does a migration take?
A honest range: 6 weeks for a contained platform, two quarters for an estate. The inventory week produces the real number.
How we approach it
Inventory and dependency mapping, landing-zone design, IaC from day one, dual-write / shadow-traffic cutovers, DNS choreography, and a FinOps pass so the new bill is smaller than the old one.
- Customer-visible incidents in our last 4 cutovers
- 0
- Typical cost reduction
- 25–40%
Proof
We've shipped this before.
FAQ
Before you ask.
On-prem to cloud, or cloud to cloud?
Both, plus the increasingly common cloud-to-cheaper-cloud. The method is the same: inventory, shadow, cutover, decommission.
How long does a migration take?
A honest range: 6 weeks for a contained platform, two quarters for an estate. The inventory week produces the real number.
Tell us the hard part.
A 30-minute call with an engineer, not a salesperson. Honest scoping, real dates.