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AWS CLOUD ENGINEERING
A move to AWS should make systems easier to operate and grow. The right plan starts with business needs, not a list of services to deploy.
Discuss cloud architecture01 / THE CHALLENGE
A rushed migration can carry old reliability issues into a new platform, create unexpected network costs or leave teams unsure how to deploy and recover. The result may be cloud infrastructure that is harder to manage than the systems it replaced.
02 / THE SOLUTION
We map the current workload, dependencies, data and operating needs, then design an AWS target architecture. The plan can include VPC networking, private subnets, load balancing, compute, storage, identity, observability and Infrastructure as Code with Terraform.
03 / WHAT IMPROVES
Make architecture and migration decisions before moving production workloads.
Improve availability, security and the ability to scale.
Create infrastructure that can be repeated and reviewed as code.
04 / DELIVERABLES
A current state review and target architecture outline.
A migration sequence with dependencies, testing and rollback considerations.
An implementation plan and technical handover documentation.
05 / IMPLEMENTATION
Discover applications, data, dependencies and business constraints.
Choose an appropriate migration path for each workload.
Build the foundation and validate it in a non production environment.
Move in agreed stages, test the result and hand over the runbooks.
06 / Frequently asked questions
No. A phased approach is often safer. We can start with one workload or environment and use what we learn to plan the next stage.
Yes. We can review and improve an existing account or plan a new landing zone, depending on your needs.
That depends on the application and data design. We identify the options, expected impact and rollback plan before scheduling a production move.
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