Cloud Services
Cloud migration services
Planned moves to AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud or E2E Networks, in waves with rollback points.
- 6–9 weeksTo cutover, typically
- WavesMoved in planned groups
- As codeInfrastructure defined in code
How we build
How we approach cloud migration
Most cloud moves go wrong for the same reasons: a dependency nobody listed, a database that takes longer to copy than planned, or a monthly bill that nobody estimated. We plan around those risks before anything moves.
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Each workload gets a decision: move it as it is, adjust it for the cloud, rebuild it, or retire it. We write the target setup as code, test it in staging, and switch over in an agreed window with the old system still available until the new one is confirmed.
Connected to your core systems
- REST & webhooks
Typical stack
- Zoho Catalyst
- AWS
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud
- E2E Networks
- Terraform
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Provider migration services
- Database replication
What we deliver
Capabilities
Workload & dependency inventory
Every server, application, database and integration listed with what depends on it, so nothing is forgotten on cutover day.
Move, adjust, rebuild or retire
A decision for each workload, with the cost and risk of each option, instead of moving everything as it is.
Landing zone setup
Accounts, networks, identity and access designed before the first workload arrives.
Database migration
Replication or staged copies that keep downtime to the agreed window, with data checks before and after.
Rollback at every step
The old system stays available until the new one is confirmed, so a problem means switching back, not starting over.
Running-cost estimate
A monthly cost estimate agreed before the move, with budgets and alerts set up afterwards.
How we deliver
From audit to hypercare
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I-01
Infrastructure & security audit
1 week
We inventory every workload, dependency, backup job and current cost.
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D-01
Target architecture blueprint
1 week
We design the target setup on the chosen provider and estimate the monthly running cost.
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E-01
Infrastructure as code & pipelines
2–4 weeks
We write the infrastructure as code and build the deployment pipeline.
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E-02
Staging validation & failure testing
1–2 weeks
We test load, failover and restores in staging before anything goes live.
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E-03
Production cutover
1 week
We switch over in an agreed window, with a rollback path open until the new setup is confirmed.
Engineering standards
How we build, compared with the usual shortcut
Copying every server to the cloud as it is and hoping the bill will be lower.
A decision for each workload, with the running cost estimated before anything moves.
A big-bang weekend cutover with no way back.
Planned waves, each with a tested rollback path.
Which cloud provider should we move to?
The one that fits your workloads, skills and data-location rules. If you have not decided, start with cloud provider selection; we compare Zoho Catalyst, AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and E2E Networks in writing.
Will there be downtime?
Most moves need a short change window for the final data copy. We agree the window with you in advance and plan it outside your trading hours.
Can you move our ERP to the cloud?
Yes. Odoo, ERPNext and custom systems can move to any of these providers, and we plan the move around your month-end and other busy periods.
Next step
Build, buy or fix what you have?
A 30-minute call. We look at your workflow and data and tell you what we would do first.
First call: 30 minutes · A senior consultant, not a sales rep