Is moving to the cloud always cheaper?

No. Steady workloads can cost more in the cloud than on hardware you already own. That is why costs are modelled first, and sometimes a hybrid setup is the better answer.

Should we go serverless?

For bursty, event-driven work it often saves money and effort. For steady, long-running processes, containers are usually simpler. We only extract the parts where serverless clearly helps.

Which cloud providers do you use?

AWS and Google Cloud most often. The choice depends on your team, existing contracts and the managed services your system relies on.

Can the database move without downtime?

Usually, yes. Replication keeps both databases in sync, and a short controlled switch happens once the data has been verified.

What about security and compliance?

Access follows least privilege, secrets move into a managed store, and logging is set up to support audits such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001 where you need them.

Cloud Modernization Services

Modern infrastructure without a risky big switch

Cloud moves, serverless extraction, database upgrades and API modernisation, planned around cost and uptime. Choose the route that fits your system.

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Infrastructure & Architecture

Where and how your system runs

On-Premise → AWS & GCP Cloud

Secure & scalable

Monolith Code → Serverless Microservices

AWS & Event Queues

Data, APIs & Apps

Modernising the layers your users touch

MySQL Database → PostgreSQL + pgvector

Vector Search

REST APIs → GraphQL Schema

Zero Over-fetch

Native iOS/Android → Cross-Platform React Native

Single Codebase

How we modernise systems

Cost before commitment

Cloud running costs are modelled with your real usage before anything is moved.

Infrastructure as code

Every environment is defined in code, so it can be rebuilt, reviewed and audited.

Staged cutover

Workloads move one at a time, and the old setup stays ready until the new one is proven.

Monitoring from day one

Logs, metrics and alerts are in place before traffic arrives, not after the first incident.