Cloud migration with the bill accounted for
Moving workloads to managed infrastructure, sized to what they actually use rather than what they might.
What you get
- Workload assessment and target architecture
- Migration runbook with rollback
- Managed database and cache setup
- Cost modelling and right-sizing
- Post-migration monitoring
What changes
- The monthly bill is modelled before the move, not discovered after
- Backups and failover are configured rather than assumed
- Rollback exists at every step of the cutover
When teams call us
- A server under someone's desk or on unmanaged hosting
- Shared hosting the product has outgrown
- A cloud bill nobody can explain
Process
How the work runs
The same four phases whichever engagement model you pick, each ending in something you can read.
Assessment
A read on the current system — what is load-bearing, what is dead, and whether it needs replacing at all.
- Dependency map
- Risk register
- Honest recommendation
Incremental plan
A route that keeps the business running. Big-bang rewrites are how migrations become two-year projects.
- Phased slices
- Rollback at each step
- No feature freeze
Migrate
Slice by slice behind a facade, with the old and new paths running together until the new one is trusted.
- Parallel run
- Data reconciliation
- Traffic shifting
Decommission
The old path removed once it is genuinely unused — verified from traffic, not from memory.
- Usage evidence
- Cost reduction measured
- Docs updated
Cloud Migration, specifically
The questions that come up on this work in particular.
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