Cloud Migration
Migrate without a 'big bang' weekend. Wave-based, reversible, customer-impact-near-zero.
- Cutover playbooks rehearsed in lower environments
- Cost target hit within 90 days post-migration
- Old environment safely decommissioned, not forgotten
Cloud migration as theatre is a budget killer. A migration that succeeds is a series of small, reversible cutovers — each one leaving the business measurably better off and the old environment one step closer to retirement.
How I run them
Discovery and dependency mapping first; wave plan agreed across engineering, finance, and product; stateless workloads first, then async/batch, then stateful with the most care; bidirectional sync during cutover so rollback is real, not theoretical; post-migration cleanup tracked to actual decommissioning.
Outcomes you should expect
Zero or near-zero downtime per workload, cost baseline hit by month three, a documented operational model your team owns afterwards, and an old environment that is genuinely turned off — not still running because nobody's sure if it's needed.
Talk through cloud migration.
A 30-minute call to understand the shape, the constraints, and whether I'm the right person for it.