Cloud Migration Services

Cloud migrations fail when they are treated as IT projects rather than engineering programs. We run them as the latter: detailed dependency mapping, infrastructure-as-code from day one, parallel-run validation against production traffic, and explicit rollback paths at every stage. Our typical migration playbook spans 6-12 weeks for a mid-stage company; the 6-week median assumes a single primary database, less than 50 microservices, and a willingness to commit engineering time to the cutover window.

We support all three major hyperscalers -- AWS, Azure, GCP -- and all four classic AWS migration patterns (rehost, replatform, refactor, repurchase). The choice depends on your runway, team operational depth, and exit conditions from your current environment. Most customers migrating from on-prem or a co-lo land on a replatform pattern (containerize, move to managed services, retire bespoke infrastructure) rather than pure lift-and-shift, because the operational savings justify the engineering effort. Customers already on one cloud moving to another typically refactor the differentiated workloads and lift-and-shift the rest.

Audit and compliance posture migrates with the workload. Every Terraform module is annotated with the SOC 2, HIPAA, or PCI DSS controls it satisfies. Cutover events are captured as change-management records in the same system that drives your audit evidence. The result is a migration that lands with control evidence already in place, not a six-month follow-on compliance project.