Decide what should move, and what should not
Not everything belongs in the cloud, and saying so is part of the job. We work out what benefits from moving, what should be rebuilt rather than lifted, and what is fine where it is.
Migration and operation, without the surprise bill
Two things go wrong with cloud projects. The first is a migration that lifts the old architecture across unchanged, so you now pay by the hour for the same inefficiency. The second is a bill nobody can explain.
Both are avoidable, and both are cheaper to avoid before the migration than after it.
Not everything belongs in the cloud, and saying so is part of the job. We work out what benefits from moving, what should be rebuilt rather than lifted, and what is fine where it is.
Each stage leaves the system working and reversible. A migration that can only be judged at the end is one you cannot back out of.
Sizing, storage classes and scaling rules are decided with the bill in mind, and tagged so the bill can be read by team or by service afterwards. A cost you cannot attribute is a cost you cannot reduce.
CI/CD so releases are routine rather than events, with rollback that has been tested. The ambition goes into the product, not the deployment process.
Live products you can open right now.
Most projects use two or three together.
Tell us what you are trying to do and we will come back with a scope, a price and a date.