Cloud Migration
Cloud migration. Without losing a weekend.
Lift, refactor, or replatform — we pick the path that makes sense for your workload, your team, and your budget. Not the path the vendor prefers.
SterlingLand Residences needed a full server move done in a weekend with zero data loss and a smaller learning curve than their previous setup. That's the kind of outcome we optimise for.
Migration paths we run
- Lift-and-shift. Move VMs / containers as-is. Lowest risk. Best for workloads you'll refactor later.
- Replatform. Move to managed services (RDS, Cloud SQL, managed Kubernetes). Lower long-term cost and operational load.
- Refactor. Bigger commitment. Often paired with an architecture review. We make sure the investment pays back.
What you get
- A written migration plan. Specific to your workload, your data, your traffic patterns. What moves first, what waits, what doesn't move.
- The move itself. Most weekend-cutover work happens in 48 hours. Your service has minutes of downtime, not days. Not hours.
- Documented infra. Terraform or equivalent. Runbooks for the things your team needs to know. A billing guardrail so the new platform can't surprise you.
- 30 days on call. After cutover, if anything drifts, we fix it. Documented handover follows.
Platforms we work with
AWS (largest share of our PH migrations), Azure (if your business is already on Microsoft), GCP (for data workloads). Pick the one that fits — we are not vendor-committed.
We do not migrate to the cloud. We migrate to the right cloud for you.
How long it takes
Four to ten weeks for most SMB migrations. Tightest projects with a narrow scope land around three weeks.
Outcome
Live on the new platform, with documented infra, runbooks, and a billing guardrail. Zero data loss. Your team does not need to learn anything new to operate it.
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