CLOUD MIGRATION SOLUTIONS
Whether you’re migrating one application or thousands of virtual machines, our cloud-agnostic migration services will help you get there quickly and cost-effectively.
To the cloud. With confidence. Now.
Whether you’re migrating one application or thousands of virtual machines, our cloud-agnostic migration services will help you get there quickly and cost-effectively.
To the cloud. With confidence. Now.
Vultr is strategically located in 32 datacenters around the globe and provides frictionless provisioning of public cloud, storage and single-tenant bare metal.
Google Cloud Platform provides a highly scalable infrastructure that can be modified automatically to fit your requirement.
Linode’s cloud computing platform accelerates innovation, by making Linux virtual machines simple, affordable, and accessible to all.
Most cloud vendors provide tools that will help you significantly accelerate your software delivery process. With a broad range of cloud services at hand, your development teams will be able to focus on business value and innovation rather than technical fundamentals.
Cloud platforms can handle thousands of requests per second and therefore provide reliable support to your business processes. Moreover, many specialised cloud services, such as CDN or in-memory data stores, will help you improve application performance.
The cloud enables you to generate savings thanks to its flexible pricing model. Platform-as-a-Service adoption combined with transparency and automatic allocation and de-allocation of resources in real time will help you balance and optimise your spending.
With a global cloud data centre and multiple availability zones, you can achieve 99.9% availability or higher. The cloud has an advantage over the on-premise approach — it’s able to generate results that would be difficult or expensive to achieve with on-prem hosting.
It’s key to understand why you want to migrate to the cloud. Once you establish your motivation, there are a few areas you can tackle in parallel. These include considering data protection and app security, selecting a cloud provider, upskilling your IT team, assessing the current infrastructure against cloud readiness, and preparing a migration plan.
Cloud provides many security mechanisms (firewalls, VPNs, DB encryption, to name a few). Quite often, they’re stronger than the ones applied to an on-premise data centre. During the planning phase, we’ll identify your security needs and select the right protection measures to safeguard your infrastructure and data throughout the migration.
You need to look at a cloud provider from several perspectives. Usually, after conducting preliminary research, you run a pilot for the selected cloud, and if it’s successful, you commit and enter into the migration process. The factors that you should consider include:
Technology gap
Which cloud is easier to learn for your teams? Which one is more compatible with the technologies you currently use?
Cost
Which cloud will be cheaper for your target services and load? Do you have special discounts for a given cloud?
Roadmap
Which cloud vendor has a plan to provide services closer to your business domain? Are there any innovative features in the cloud roadmap that are important to your company’s strategy?
Cloud regions
Does the cloud provider have data centres in the right countries from your business and regulatory perspectives?