AWS migration service

Move to AWS without turning migration into another operations mess.

We assess the current estate, rebuild the target environment as Infrastructure as Code, and guide the rollout with validation, rollback planning, and a real handover at the end.

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Assessment-first approachInfrastructure as Code deliveryDocumentation and handover

Migration blueprint

Current estate review

Dependencies, release risk, and manual work are surfaced first.

AWS target rebuilt as code

The landing state is designed to be repeatable before workloads move.

Phased cutover with rollback

Validation happens at each step so production change stays controlled.

What your team gets

Zero

planned-downtime cutover strategy

100%

infrastructure delivered as code

Staged

validation before production switch

Full

documentation and team handover

Where migrations stall

Most migration pain starts before the workloads move.

The move gets delayed when the current estate is opaque, manual, and risky to change. We fix that by making the environment legible first, then replacing today's drift with a migration path the team can actually execute.

How we de-risk the move

Audit what is actually in the estate

We map dependencies, environment drift, and release constraints before proposing a migration path.

Rebuild the target state as code

Instead of copying today’s fragility into AWS, we define the future environment as Infrastructure as Code.

Cut over in controlled phases

Validation and rollback planning happen before production cutover so the move feels rehearsed, not improvised.

What the client experiences

Instead of guessing whether production can survive the move, the team gets a migration path with clear decision points, documented infrastructure, and a calmer handover at the end.

Legacy infrastructure keeps dictating release speed

Manual servers, snowflake environments, and hidden dependencies make even small production changes feel riskier than they should.

Manual operations absorb engineering time

Console changes, undocumented steps, and one-off fixes turn migration into yet another operational burden instead of a reset.

Cutover risk delays the decision to move

Teams keep postponing the migration because they do not have a credible plan for testing, rollback, and production confidence.

No repeatable baseline for what comes next

Without Infrastructure as Code, the new AWS estate would inherit the same drift, weak handover, and unclear ownership as the old environment.

Proof from shipped work

“Danny expertly evaluated my existing stack and completely redesigned it following AWS best practices. The entire infrastructure is now defined as code, making it incredibly simple to maintain. Everything stays up-to-date automatically through the pipeline, eliminating the manual work and potential errors from my previous setup.”

Rene Molenaar

Founder, NetworkLessons.com

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What you leave with

The migration is not finished until the operating model is usable by your team.

AWS architecture built around your real constraints, not a generic template
Infrastructure as Code repository for repeatable environments and safer future changes
Validation, rollback planning, and documentation before the team takes over

Need EU sovereignty?

Move into AWS with EU data residency requirements in scope.

For regulated organizations that need EU-only operations and stronger residency guarantees, the AWS European Sovereign Cloud path is a separate migration track with different planning constraints.

Explore AWS EU Cloud Migration

How the migration runs

A migration roadmap built for change control, not adrenaline.

The work moves from assessment to cutover in a controlled sequence. Every phase produces concrete output so your team can see what changes, how risk is handled, and what gets handed over at the end.

Phase 1

Discovery and migration scoping

We review the current estate, the dependencies around it, and the constraints that will shape the rollout. That gives you a migration plan grounded in how the environment really works today.

Infrastructure auditDependency mapMigration scope and plan

Phase 2

AWS architecture and IaC design

We design the target AWS setup with networking, security controls, deployment boundaries, and operational defaults defined up front so the migration does not recreate the old drift in a new place.

Target architectureInfrastructure as Code baselineSecurity and release blueprint

Phase 3

Staged migration and cutover

Workloads move in controlled phases with validation and rollback planning at each step. The goal is a calm cutover, not a last-minute infrastructure gamble.

Staged rolloutValidation checkpointsRollback plan

Phase 4

Validation and team handover

After cutover, we confirm the environment behaves as expected, document the operating model, and leave your team with the context needed to keep shipping safely.

Post-migration validationDocumentation and runbooksKnowledge transfer

Operate it with your team

Take ownership after handover with the AWS environment, IaC repository, and documentation already in place.

Infrastructure as Code delivered
Runbooks and architecture context
Team handover session

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Keep us involved after launch

If you want support after the migration, we can stay involved with ongoing optimization, maintenance, and a Landing Zone path for multi-account growth.

Post-launch support
Ongoing hardening and optimization
Multi-account next-step planning

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Migration FAQ

Questions teams ask before
they move production to AWS

Answers about timing, downtime, Infrastructure as Code, and how we handle different starting points.

How long does a typical AWS migration take?

Migration timelines vary based on complexity, but most projects complete in days to weeks, not months. We start with a thorough assessment of your current infrastructure, then execute the migration in phases to minimize risk and ensure zero downtime.

Will there be downtime during the migration?

We design migrations for zero downtime. Using strategies like blue-green deployments and gradual traffic shifting, your services remain available throughout the process. We thoroughly test in staging environments before touching production.

Will my new infrastructure be managed as code?

Yes. Every migration delivers fully automated Infrastructure as Code using AWS CDK. This eliminates manual configuration drift, enables reproducible deployments, and makes future changes safe and predictable through CI/CD pipelines.

Can you migrate from any existing setup (on-premise, other cloud, manual AWS)?

We handle migrations from on-premise data centers, other cloud providers (Azure, GCP), and existing manual AWS setups built through the console or outdated CloudFormation. We assess your current state and design the optimal path to modern AWS infrastructure.

What support do you provide after the migration?

The migration includes documentation and knowledge transfer so your team can maintain the infrastructure independently. For ongoing support, we offer managed service packages—see our pricing page for options.

Do you support migrations to the AWS European Sovereign Cloud?

Yes. For EU organizations with strict data residency and compliance requirements, we offer specialized migrations to the AWS European Sovereign Cloud. This ensures your data remains entirely within EU borders under EU law.