Cloud Migration Services

Cloud migration is moving your applications, data, and infrastructure from on-premises (or another cloud) into a cloud environment like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, to gain scalability, resilience, and cost flexibility. It spans the assessment, the target architecture, the actual move (with minimal disruption), and the cost governance to keep it efficient afterward.

• Migration is about the "where": moving a workload to the cloud, often largely as-is (rehost, replatform, repurchase, relocate).

• Modernization is about the "how it's built": re-architecting the application itself (monolith to microservices, refactoring legacy code).

• They often go together, but they're different jobs. If you need to re-architect the app, that's our Application Modernization service.

We'll tell you which you actually need during the assessment, and we won't push a rewrite you didn't ask for.

We migrate incrementally and in sequence, with dual-run and rollback, rather than a risky "big bang" cutover. For data, we use zero-downtime techniques so reporting and transactions keep running throughout, as we did when migrating a reporting database with zero downtime.

Cost governance is built in from day one as a part of FinOps. We model cost before we move, right-size resources as we go (so you're not paying for idle capacity), use reserved/committed pricing where it pays off, and set up ongoing cost monitoring. The goal is a predictable bill.

Whichever fits your workloads, team, and budget best; we're platform-agnostic and certified with AWS, with expertise in both Azure and GCP. Part of the assessment is an unbiased recommendation on the right cloud (or mix of clouds) for you, rather than pushing one we happen to prefer.

No, and a good partner will tell you so. Some workloads run better and more cheaply on-prem or in a hybrid setup, and "lift everything and figure it out later" is how cloud bills can blow up. We pick the right approach for each workload, including keeping things or moving them back when that's the smarter call.

Security is designed into the move. We use encryption in transit and at rest, scoped access controls, and validated data integrity checks, and we follow SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR practices, so compliance gaps aren't discovered late.

They're the seven strategies for handling each workload:

• Rehost (lift-and-shift)

• Replatform (light optimization)

• Repurchase (move to SaaS)

• Relocate (move an environment as-is)

• Retain (leave it where it is), Retire (decommission it)

• Refactor (re-architect it, which is modernization).

We assess each workload and apply the right one.

Per industry averages, a focused single-application or data migration typically runs from $20,000 to $100,000, while a large multi-system or data-center migration usually lands between $100,000 and $500,000, or more, depending on the number and complexity of workloads, data volume, and compliance scope.

Custom work doesn't fit a fixed price list, so rather than quoting a misleading number, we scope your project and provide a tailored estimate. Our scope generator can give you a quick ballpark in the meantime.

It depends on size:

• A small migration is often 2–6 weeks

• A medium one, 2–4 months

• A large enterprise estate, 6–12 months or more.

Our architect-led, AI-accelerated approach and infrastructure-as-code shorten these timelines, and the first step is always a Scope & Design Document that turns your goal into a phased plan.

Yes. Through a dedicated team or a retained contract, we provide managed cloud services after go-live: monitoring, DevOps and CI/CD, security patching, and ongoing FinOps cost optimization. 80% of our clients stay with us 7+ years.

Yes, completely. You own all the infrastructure-as-code, configurations, and intellectual property, with full rights transferred to you, and they run in your own cloud accounts. There's no lock-in: you're free to manage, extend, or move it whenever you want.