Cloud Migration
Staged migration with a rollback at every step, not a weekend cutover.
Detail
The risk in a migration is almost never the destination. It is the dependency nobody documented — the batch job that writes to a file share, the reporting tool with a hardcoded IP, the certificate that renews from a machine under someone’s desk.
So we map first. The dependency map usually changes the plan.
Stages, not a big bang
We move systems in an order that keeps the business running, and every stage has a rollback we have actually tested. A weekend cutover with no way back is a bet, and it is not one you need to take.
Lift-and-shift is sometimes correct
Rearchitecting during a migration doubles the number of things that can go wrong. Often the right sequence is to move it, stabilise it, then improve it — and we will say so even though the rewrite is the larger project.
Deliverables
What you get
- Dependency map of the current estate
- Migration sequence with rollback plan
- Landing zone and networking
- Data migration with verification
- Cutover runbook and support window
Talk to the people who would do the work
No sales engineer relay. Tell us what you are trying to build and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right firm for it.