Cloud Migration & Management

Cloud Readiness Assessment

Before any migration starts, we do a structured review of your existing setup — servers, applications, data, and dependencies. This tells you exactly what's ready to move, what needs preparation, and where the risks are.

• Current infrastructure audit (on-prem and hosted)

• Application dependency mapping

• Cloud cost modelling (AWS / Azure)

• Risk and compliance review

• Migration roadmap with phased timelines

We handle the actual migration — moving workloads, databases, and applications to your cloud environment with minimal disruption. We use tested migration frameworks and don't go live until everything is verified.

• Lift-and-shift (rehost) for fast migrations

• Re-platforming for improved cloud efficiency

• Database migration (MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle to RDS / managed DB)

• Application migration with rollback planning

• Post-migration testing and sign-off

Cloud Migration Services

Getting the architecture right from the start saves a lot of money and pain later. We design cloud environments that are secure, cost-efficient, and sized for how your workload actually behaves — not over-provisioned for a hypothetical peak.

• VPC, subnet, and network architecture design

• EC2 / VM sizing and auto-scaling configuration

• Load balancer and CDN setup

• IAM roles, security groups, and access policies

• Storage architecture (S3, EBS, Blob, NFS)

Cloud Infrastructure Design & Setup

Cloud Security & Compliance

Cloud security is not a one-time configuration — it's an ongoing discipline. We set up the right controls upfront and put monitoring in place so you know when something unusual is happening, not after the damage is done.

• Security baseline configuration (CIS benchmarks)

• MFA, SSO, and privileged access management

• Data encryption at rest and in transit

• CloudTrail / audit log configuration

• Vulnerability scanning and patch management

Managed Cloud Operations

Once your cloud is live, it needs ongoing attention — patching, monitoring, capacity planning, and cost review. We act as your managed cloud team so your in-house staff don't have to carry that burden alone.

• 24/7 infrastructure monitoring and alerting

• Patch management and OS hardening

• Backup and disaster recovery management

• Monthly cloud cost reporting and rightsizing

• Incident response and escalation support

Q: How long does it take to build a business website?

A standard informational website — 5 to 8 pages, contact form, mobile-responsive — typically takes 3 to 4 weeks from the point we have your content and branding ready. If we're also handling copywriting or logo design, add another 1 to 2 weeks. E-commerce projects with product catalogues and payment integration usually run 6 to 10 weeks depending on the number of SKUs and custom features required. We give you a realistic timeline at the start and don't stretch it.

Q: Do you work on existing websites or only build from scratch?

Both. A significant portion of our work is fixing or rebuilding existing websites — cleaning up code, improving performance, fixing SSL issues, migrating platforms, or redesigning a site that no longer reflects the business. If you have an existing site, we'll do a quick audit first so we can tell you honestly whether it's worth improving or whether a rebuild makes more sense in terms of time and cost.

Q: Will I be able to update the website content myself after it's delivered?

Yes — this is something we build into every project by default. We use WordPress or a similar CMS so you can log in and update text, images, products, or blog posts without needing to call us every time. We also include a short walkthrough session once the site goes live so your team knows how to use it. If you'd prefer we handle all content updates on a retainer basis, that's an option too.

Q: What do you need from us to start a project?

At the start, we mainly need clarity on what you're trying to achieve — who your customers are, what the website needs to do, and any preferences on look and feel (sharing competitor sites or references you like helps a lot). On the technical side, we'll need access to your domain registrar and hosting once we're ready to go live. We don't need everything figured out on day one — we'll guide you through a short discovery process before we start designing anything.

Q: Do you handle web hosting and domain management?

Yes. We can set up hosting on your preferred provider or recommend one based on your traffic and budget. We work with Hostinger, AWS, DigitalOcean, and a few others depending on the project requirements. Domain registration and renewal can also be managed through us if you'd prefer to keep it all in one place. We handle SSL configuration, DNS setup, and the technical side of going live — you just need to approve the final version before it goes public.

Q: What happens after the website goes live - do you offer support?

Every project includes a 30-day post-launch support period where we fix any bugs or issues that come up at no extra charge. After that, we offer monthly maintenance packages that cover software updates, security patches, uptime monitoring, and minor content changes. If you don't want an ongoing contract, you can also reach out on a pay-per-task basis — we're flexible about how we work with clients after delivery.

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