Solutions · Cloud and data migration
Move your cloud.Keep the businessrunning.
Zyposoft moves infrastructure and data between clouds, and from your own servers into the cloud: planned in waves, rehearsed before it is real, and with a way back at every step.
What we move
Infrastructure, data and the applications that run on them.
From one cloud to another, such as AWS to Google Cloud, from your own servers into the cloud, or between accounts and regions.
- Infrastructure: Where your systems run. Compute and networks, Storage and backups, Identity, access and monitoring.
- Data: Every record, accounted for. Databases, Files and documents, History and archives.
- Applications: Moved as they are, or improved on the way. Set up for their new home, Connections re-pointed, Checked before anyone uses them.
How we migrate · step 1
Assess what you run.
Every server, database and connection, what depends on what, and what it costs today. Nothing is moved until this map exists.
How we migrate · step 2
Plan the moves.
The target design, the order things move in, and a way back for each step, agreed before anything is touched.
How we migrate · step 3
Build the landing zone.
The new home is built first: accounts, networks, security and monitoring, written down as code so it can be rebuilt exactly.
How we migrate · step 4
Move in waves.
Small groups move one at a time. Each move is rehearsed, data is kept in sync, and the switch happens in an agreed quiet window.
How we migrate · step 5
Prove it, then hand over.
Data is reconciled, the new side is watched, and the old one is switched off only when nothing needs it. Then we tune it for cost.
Data, all of it
Every record accounted for, before anyone switches over.
Data is copied, then kept in sync while both sides run. Counts and checksums are compared, table by table, so the move is proved rather than assumed.
Large or busy databases move without a long outage: the final switch only waits for the last few changes.
Why Zyposoft
We build systems that are not allowed to stop.
Most of what we build ends up in hospitals, where a system that stops is a queue of people waiting, and a lost message can be a missed result.
Migrations get the same discipline: every move rehearsed, a way back ready, every step written down, and nothing switched off until the new side has proved itself.
Start with an assessment
Know what you have, before you move it.
A short assessment maps what you run, what it depends on and what it costs, and ends with a migration plan and an honest estimate.
Typical starting points: one cloud to another, your own servers into the cloud, a database that has outgrown where it lives, or a cloud bill nobody can explain.