Discovery, sequencing, and cutover for teams moving onto AWS from on-premises, a colocation facility, or another cloud.
The hard part is rarely moving any single workload. It is deciding what moves first, what moves together, what gets rebuilt on the way, and what stays where it is for another year. Get the order right and each step is routine. Get it wrong and every step depends on the one that has not happened yet.
We start with discovery, build the sequence around your real dependencies, and prepare the target environment before anything lands in it. Each wave has a defined success test and a way back.
A complete inventory of what you are running, what depends on what, and what each workload actually needs. Includes the honest read on which workloads are better rebuilt than moved.
Waves grouped by dependency and risk, with a defined success test for each. You get a plan with dates that hold, and a clear picture of which decisions are still open.
Accounts, network, identity, and guardrails standing before the first workload arrives, so migration is not also an environment design project running in parallel.
Engine selection, replication strategy, and cutover approach using AWS DMS or native tooling. Data movement rehearsed against real volumes before the date that counts.
Runbook-driven cutovers with rollback defined in advance, validation against agreed criteria, and a decommissioning plan for what you are leaving behind.
Each wave stands on its own, so a delay in one place does not stall the whole programme.
The target is built to run in, not just to land in, with guardrails and logging already in place.
The old estate has an end date, which is where migration savings actually come from.
Containers on ECS and EKS, serverless adoption, CI/CD and delivery automation, Infrastructure as Code, and application refactoring.
Control implementation and evidence automation across FedRAMP and FedRAMP 20x, NIST, CMMC, HECVAT, FERPA, TX-RAMP, SOC 2, HIPAA, and GxP standards.
Multi-account AWS environments for federal, state, and local work, designed against FedRAMP, NIST, and CMMC control sets with evidence collection built in from the start.
Infrastructure as code, continuous compliance monitoring, and automated qualification evidence for regulated Life Sciences workloads on AWS.
We will assess what you are running, tell you what should move and in what order, and give you a sequenced plan with real dates.
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