AWS Migration

“We need to get to AWS but our team has never done this before”

You know AWS is the right platform. But your team has never migrated production workloads at this scale. The risk of getting it wrong keeps pushing the timeline back.

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Where you'll be

Your workloads are running on AWS. Everything is in code. Your team can manage it.

Production workloads migrated with zero unplanned downtime. Every resource defined in Terraform. Documented, version-controlled, and ready for your team to maintain.

Migration is where plans meet reality. The architecture looks great on paper, but moving production workloads with real users and real data is where experience matters most.

Your team can spin up EC2 instances. They’ve followed tutorials. But migrating a production application with dependencies, data, and users who can’t tolerate downtime is a different discipline entirely.

Why migrations stall

The most common migration failure isn’t technical. It’s the cascade of dependencies that nobody mapped until it was too late.

You can’t have automated deployments without Infrastructure as Code. You can’t have IaC without proper environments to deploy to. You can’t have proper environments without a multi-account structure. You can’t design a multi-account structure without understanding your workloads, compliance requirements, and team structure.

This dependency chain is why migration timelines slip. Teams start building before the foundation is ready, discover gaps mid-project, and spend months reworking what should have been designed upfront.

How we migrate

The engineers who design your architecture execute the migration. Same team, same context, no knowledge lost in a handoff.

Foundation first. Account architecture, networking, IAM, and CI/CD pipelines established before the first workload moves. This investment saves months of rework later.

Everything in code. Every resource defined in Terraform. Environments deployed from the same codebase. Configuration drift is impossible because there’s nothing to drift from.

Structured cutover. Each workload migrated with a documented plan, rollback procedure, and acceptance criteria. Tested in staging. Validated in production. No drama.

What's usually in the way

  1. No IaC discipline means no repeatability

    You can't automate what isn't codified. Without Infrastructure as Code, every environment is manually configured and subtly different. Testing is unreliable. Rollbacks are impossible.

  2. Can't have proper IaC without proper environments

    IaC needs somewhere to deploy to. Without separated development, staging, and production accounts, you're testing in production, or not testing at all.

  3. Can't separate environments without account architecture

    Multi-account setup needs IAM, networking, billing, and governance designed before workloads move. This is architecture work, not admin.

  4. Dependency mapping is incomplete

    Your application has dependencies nobody has documented. Database connections, third-party APIs, internal services. Missing one during migration means production failure.

What we resolve

  1. Infrastructure as Code from day one

    Every resource defined in Terraform. Environments are identical because they're deployed from the same code. Changes are reviewed, versioned, and auditable.

  2. Proper multi-account foundation

    Separated accounts for development, staging, and production with AWS Organizations. Governance guardrails. Consolidated billing. The foundation everything else runs on.

  3. Account architecture designed for your business

    IAM strategy, network design, and billing structure designed before the first workload moves. Not a template. Architecture for your specific requirements.

  4. Complete dependency mapping and cutover planning

    Every dependency documented. Every cutover planned with rollback procedures. Every migration tested in staging before it touches production.

0 Hours of unplanned downtime

“The migration was the smoothest infrastructure project we've ever done. No surprises.”

CTO , FinTech, 30 employees

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