Scriptix
Cloud Migration & Strategy Services
Cloud migration services planned around your actual usage patterns, so availability stays high and the monthly bill doesn't quietly creep up.
What's Included
How We Approach It
Every workload gets assessed and categorized before anything touches infrastructure: some things are worth rehosting as-is, some are worth re-architecting for cloud-native gains, and some genuinely aren't worth moving yet. Treating every migration as a simple lift-and-shift is the most common way teams end up in the cloud without actually getting cloud economics.
We build the landing zone (account structure, identity and access management, networking, security baselines) before any migration begins, then move workloads in waves starting with a low-risk pilot. This catches integration and process issues on something that doesn't put the business at risk if it needs a second attempt.
Cost governance isn't an afterthought: reserved-instance planning, right-sizing over-provisioned resources, and retiring what's no longer needed are part of the engagement, not a separate line item you have to ask for later.
See how this approach applies in practice: an illustrative scenario on migrating a lending platform without downtime →
Built With
AWS, Azure, and GCP; Docker and Kubernetes for containerization; Terraform for infrastructure as code; Argo CD for GitOps-based deployment; Grafana for observability.
Common Questions
Which cloud provider should we use? expand_more
It depends on your existing ecosystem and workload type: AWS for the broadest service portfolio, Azure if you're already running Microsoft infrastructure, GCP for heavy data and ML workloads. We help you decide based on your specific setup, not a default recommendation.
How long does a typical migration take? expand_more
It depends heavily on scope and number of workloads. We'll give you a concrete timeline after the discovery and assessment phase, not before, since estimating without that step is how timelines end up wrong.
Can you help with data residency and compliance requirements? expand_more
Yes. Region selection and data replication policy need to be configured before migration, not after, especially for regulated data. We build this into the landing-zone setup from the start.
Planning a cloud migration?
Let's talk through your current setup and what a realistic migration roadmap looks like.
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