We manage the full transition from your current architecture to your target stack on-premise to cloud migration, legacy system migration, re-platforming without disrupting production today.
We work across four types of stack transitions. Each one has its own failure patterns and we have dealt with most of them.
Breaking a tightly coupled system into independently deployable services without stopping delivery. We identify service boundaries, manage the extraction sequence, and run old and new in parallel until the switch is safe.
Moving workloads from on-premise to cloud or between cloud providers. Includes infrastructure design, data migration, DNS and networking cutover, and validation at every stage before production traffic moves.
Replacing the platform your product is built on. We manage the data migration, rebuild the integration surface, and run both platforms live until the new one is verified at scale.
Moving from one database technology to another — relational to NoSQL, on-premise to managed cloud service, ERP system migration included. Legacy system data migration at this layer carries the highest risk. We treat it accordingly.
We do not skip phases. Migrations that skip the assessment or the parallel-run stage are the ones that cause production incidents.
Full audit of your current stack: dependencies, integrations, data flows — and anything undocumented the legacy system is quietly relying on. Most systems migration projects stall here because this step gets skipped.
The destination stack is fully designed and reviewed before any migration code is written. The sequence of what moves first determines what is safe to move next.
The new stack runs alongside the existing one. Both systems process real data. Nothing moves to production until the new system matches the old one at scale.
Traffic moves to the new stack in a controlled sequence. Rollback capability stays live for 30 days post-cutover. The old system is not decommissioned until proven under real load.
Your team operates the new stack independently before we close the engagement. The engagement ends when your team owns it, not on a fixed calendar date.
Three principles that define how we run every on-premise to cloud migration, legacy system migration, and database migration without downtime.
The first two to three weeks are spent understanding your current legacy system completely — its dependencies, undocumented integrations, and the data flows holding it together. Every cloud migration roadmap we build starts here, because what you don't map will bite you mid-cutover.
Every phase has a defined rollback path before execution begins. We do not design escape routes at the point of failure. They exist before we start.
Your engineers are involved in the architecture decisions from the start. By cutover day, they know the new system because they helped build it.
The first conversation is a discovery call. You get an honest view of what the migration involves before any commitment is made. No proposal until the scoping call is done.
