Solutions · Enterprise Cloud Migration
Migrate to the cloud as code — not as a one-off project
Move legacy estates to the cloud as code, with agents doing the heavy reading.
The problem
Where teams get stuck
Legacy estates nobody fully understands, migrations that stall at 60% and a cloud bill that grows faster than the benefits. Lift-and-shift moves the problems; it doesn't solve them.
Reference architecture
The building blocks
- Landing zone
- Multi-account / subscription foundation in Terraform or OpenTofu
- Identity
- SSO, short-lived credentials, least-privilege roles
- Network
- Hub-and-spoke or transit networking, private endpoints, egress control
- Analysis
- Agent-assisted discovery that reads configs and code and proposes IaC
- Delivery
- GitOps for workloads, Atlantis for infrastructure
- Operations
- Observability and SLOs in place before cut-over
How we deliver
A typical engagement
Weeks 1–3
Discovery and wave planning; landing zone designed and reviewed.
Weeks 4–8
Landing zone built as code; first wave migrated with rollback plans.
Following waves
Repeatable migration factory; legacy refactored where it pays back.
Handover
Runbooks, training and a platform your team runs without us.
What changes
Targets we agree up front
- Time per workload migrated, wave over wave
- Share of infrastructure defined as code
- Monthly cloud cost against the business case
- Zero unplanned downtime at cut-over (target)
Related services: DevOps & IaC · SRE & Cloud Architecture
Find out how close you are to autonomous operations
The AI & Infrastructure Assessment is a fixed-scope, two-week review of your platform, observability, delivery pipeline and AI-readiness. You get a written report, a maturity score from L0 to L4, and a prioritised 90-day roadmap.
- Kubernetes & security posture
- Observability & SLO coverage
- CI/CD & IaC governance
- Where agents can safely act first