D-SOFTAssess before moving
We inventory workloads, data and integrations. Access constraints, change windows and recovery requirements help identify the risks that matter during the transition.
D-SOFT / CLOUD ENGINEERING
AWS migration
Plan and deliver an AWS migration with dependency assessment, target architecture, validation and a practical rollback strategy.
Discuss your projectStart with the right problem.
Migration does not mean moving every server in the same way. An application with a shared database, an internal service and a public website can require different approaches. We start by understanding what needs to stay, what would benefit from modernisation and which dependencies determine the order of change.
HOW WE APPROACH IT
Design the target architecture
We define networking, access, storage and deployment. We compare migration options and document the trade-offs between complexity, cost and operational requirements.
Migrate in stages and validate
We agree on acceptance criteria, validate services after each stage and prepare rollback procedures. Knowledge transfer is part of delivery.
CLEAR OUTPUTS
What we agree to deliver.
The final scope is defined after reviewing your environment, priorities and constraints.
- Workload and dependency map
- Target architecture and phased migration plan
- Validation checklist and rollback plan
- Documentation for operating the environment
PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Before you decide.
Does every application need a redesign?
Not necessarily. An assessment helps decide which workloads can move with limited changes, which should be modernised and which should remain in their current environment for now.
Can you guarantee zero downtime?
Availability depends on the application and its data. We agree on change windows, tests and recovery measures rather than promising zero interruption before assessing the system.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us what you want to improve.
Share your current setup, the challenge and the outcome you need. We can start by defining a useful scope together.