Sound familiar?
- Your cloud bill keeps growing and nobody can explain it.
- An ageing server is due for replacement.
- Remote staff struggle to reach files and applications.
The cloud can reduce maintenance and make remote work easier, but a poorly planned move often costs more than the servers it replaced. Each workload is assessed on its merits, then migrated in stages with a rollback plan. Existing cloud accounts can also be reviewed for wasted spend and weak security.
What is included
Cloud readiness assessment
What should move, what should stay and what it will cost.
Staged migration
Servers, data and applications moved with minimal disruption.
Azure and AWS setup
Secure foundations, sensible networks and access controls.
Cloudflare configuration
DNS, CDN, WAF, Zero Trust access and tunnels.
Cost optimisation
Right-sizing, reservations and removal of unused resources.
Cloud backup and security
Protection that continues after the migration is complete.
Common questions
Will moving to the cloud save us money?
Sometimes, but not automatically. The main benefits are often resilience and reduced maintenance. You will see a realistic cost comparison before deciding.
Will we have downtime during a cloud migration?
Most migrations can be staged with only a short cutover, often outside working hours. The expected impact is agreed in advance.
Can you reduce our existing AWS or Azure bill?
Yes. A cost review identifies oversized or forgotten resources and suitable discounts, without compromising what you rely on.