Move and modernise workloads without betting on a single weekend.
A migration is the best chance to fix how your infrastructure is built — and the easiest place to cause an outage. We plan it in stages, with a way back at each one.
- Staged, with rollback ready
- Infrastructure as code
- Downtime windows agreed in advance
A copy of the old problems, in a new place.
Many migrations move servers exactly as they are, carrying over the same manual setup and single points of failure — often with a higher bill. Others stall because nobody is confident about the cutover.
Both usually come from moving before understanding what is actually running.
Common challenges
Unclear dependencies
Services, cron jobs and integrations nobody documented surface in the middle of the move.
Fear of downtime
Without a rehearsed cutover and rollback, the migration keeps getting postponed.
Lift-and-shift without improvement
Workloads move unchanged and miss what managed services, scaling and automation offer.
Ageing platforms
Old OS versions, unsupported runtimes and monolithic deployments make every change harder.
Assess, plan, then move in stages.
Most of the risk in a migration is removed before anything moves.
Speak with an engineer →Assess the workloads
What runs where, what depends on what, and what should move, change or be retired.
Design the target
The new environment defined in infrastructure as code and reviewed with you before resources are created.
Migrate in stages
Workloads move in planned steps, each with a tested rollback and an agreed cutover window.
Modernise and tune
Containerise where it helps, adopt managed services where they fit, and right-size once real traffic arrives.
What the work involves.
We work with what you already run wherever possible. If a tool has to change, we tell you why and what it costs.
- AWS
- Azure
- Google Cloud
- DigitalOcean
- Terraform
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- ECS
- Cloudflare
- SERVICECloud solutionsArchitecture, migration and cost control on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.View service
- SERVICEDevOps & automationCI/CD pipelines, containers, infrastructure as code and monitoring.View service
- SERVICEIT infrastructure managementServers, networks and access managed end to end, and documented.View service
What changes when it's done.
A documented target environment
The new platform is defined in code, not rebuilt from memory.
Controlled cutovers
Every stage has a tested way back, and any downtime is planned and agreed.
Workloads built for where they run
Scaling, managed services and automation used where they make sense.
Old infrastructure retired cleanly
Legacy servers are decommissioned once their replacements have proven themselves.
Planning a move, or stuck halfway through one?
Tell us what you run today and where it needs to go. An engineer will reply within one business day with how we would stage it.