Cloud Migration
I move your applications to AWS or Azure — containerized, with infrastructure as code, and a cutover plan that defines rollback triggers before a single user is affected. Zero-downtime migrations are possible, and I'll tell you upfront if yours isn't one of them.
Discuss your migrationHow I approach it
Every migration follows the same four-phase process. What varies is the complexity inside each phase.
Assessment
I map your current infrastructure, identify dependencies, and surface risks before writing a single line of migration code. No guessing, no surprises.
IaC First
Before anything moves, we define the target architecture as code — Terraform or CloudFormation. Every environment is reproducible from day one.
Containerize
Applications get containerized with Docker and orchestrated with ECS or Kubernetes. Consistent runtime, easier scaling, simpler operations.
Migrate with Cutover Plan
Traffic shifts gradually using blue-green or canary deployments. We define rollback triggers before we start. Zero-downtime is the goal, not the hope.
What you walk away with
- Full IaC (Terraform or CloudFormation) for your infrastructure
- Containerized applications on ECS, EKS, or AKS
- CI/CD pipeline wired to your chosen cloud
- Monitoring and alerting configured from day one
- Cost optimization review included
- Runbooks for your team to own it going forward
Ready to move to the cloud?
Tell me where you're hosted now, what you want to migrate to, and any constraints (compliance, timeline, budget). I'll tell you what's realistic.
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