Workload and dependency review
Map the services, data flows and constraints that shape the move. Agree which workloads to address first and what a successful migration needs to achieve.
AWS Migrations
Move to AWS with a clear plan and an accountable team.
A migration changes more than where your workloads run. We help you understand the dependencies, build the target environment and take the move through to operation, with responsibilities agreed at each stage.
Email about your AWS migrationA named technical lead · Agreed responsibilities · Regular updates
When to bring us in
Recognize the work ahead?
- You need to move workloads to AWS while keeping the business running.
- Your team needs help choosing an architecture and sequencing the migration.
- The move needs an owner who can carry it from planning into implementation.
What we can deliver
Agree the scope. Know what the work includes.
We shape the engagement around the changes you need and the responsibilities your team wants us to take on.
Target environment and automation
Implement the agreed AWS account, networking and access foundations. Use infrastructure as code so environment changes can be reviewed and reproduced.
Migration and cutover preparation
Prepare the workload move, validation checks and a cutover plan with clear decision points. Agree recovery options and acceptable disruption with your team.
Operational handover
Review monitoring, access, cost visibility and operational responsibilities. Document the agreed setup and plan any support needed after the move.
Relevant tools and platforms
- AWS
- Terraform
- OpenTofu
- AWS Organizations
- Amazon CloudWatch
A focused starting point
Start with one workload and a clear migration objective.
For a broader migration, an initial workload can help establish the deployment approach, surface dependencies and test operational readiness before expanding the scope.
Define the outputs together
- An agreed target architecture
- A migration and validation plan
- A decision on the next migration stage
Scope, timing and support are agreed for your engagement.
Questions about AWS Migrations
Plan your next step with confidence.
Does moving to AWS mean rewriting our application?
The approach depends on the workload. We review what can move with limited changes, what would benefit from a different platform and what needs deeper engineering. That decision comes from the application, its dependencies and your priorities.
How do you plan for downtime and migration risk?
We discuss acceptable disruption, validation criteria and recovery options before the move. The migration plan should make the cutover sequence and decision owners clear. The actual approach depends on the application and data requirements.
Can you support the environment after the migration?
Yes. We can agree ongoing DevOps support for the migrated environment, including operational work and further improvements. We define the coverage and responsibilities with you.
Questions about onboarding, coverage or handover? Read our working-together FAQ.
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Tell us what you need to move.
Share your current environment, the reason for the migration and any timing constraints. We will discuss the technical work and a practical starting point.