Cloud computing

What we take on

Moving what you run onto infrastructure you do not have to maintain, and running it there. Migration, architecture, cost control, and the monitoring that tells you it is healthy before a customer does.

How it runs

The migration is staged, never a weekend big bang. We stand the new environment up alongside the old one, move a workload, prove it, and move the next. At every point there is a way back, because the migration that goes wrong is the one with no route back to Friday.

We size for what you use rather than what you might one day use. A cloud bill that arrives three times larger than the server it replaced is the most common outcome of a migration done by somebody paid to finish it rather than to run it afterwards.

What it costs to get wrong

Two ways. A lift and shift that copies an inefficient setup onto metered infrastructure, so you now pay monthly for the inefficiency. Or a migration that finishes with nobody able to explain how anything is configured, which is the same lock-in you were trying to leave, with a different owner.

Both are avoidable, and both are avoided by writing down what was built and why.