Cloud migration
Move workloads to AWS with a tested cutover and a rollback path.
Aging servers and hand-built environments slow releases. I plan and run migrations in small, reversible steps so operations continue while the platform changes underneath.
Approach
How a migration runs
01
Readiness assessment
Inventory of applications, dependencies, and data, with a recommended path for each workload: rehost, replatform, or refactor.
02
Controlled cutover
Cutover plan covering network, compute, storage, and IAM, with data validation and a rollback path agreed before any traffic moves.
03
Post-migration tuning
After go-live: monitoring, alarms, automation, and a cost review against the pre-migration baseline.
Good fit
Who this is for
- Teams running applications on on-premises servers or unmanaged VMs
- Organizations with a data-center exit or hardware refresh deadline
- Node.js and TypeScript applications that could run serverless after the move
- Agencies and primes that need migration documentation for review
Next steps
- 01Share the applications and constraints in scope
- 02Receive a readiness assessment and proposed sequence
- 03Agree a fixed-scope migration plan