Cloud Migration

Transform your IT and your organization for more Agility and Scalability

IN A NUTSHELL 🌰

Cloud transformation in 4 steps

Outline for migration is provided in 1-3 days and a complete roadmap within 2-4 weeks depending on infrastructure scale. Other services include:

Cloud Architecture
Automation & IaC
4 Eyes review on all stages
App Containerisation
GitOps & CI/CD Setup
Knowledge Transfer Sessions

Assessment

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Automation

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Roadmap

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Production

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Public Cloud Providers

AWS was among the first public Cloud providers (launched in 2006) and as of today it still holds the largest market share and dominates by the number of service offerings.

Some other smaller public Cloud providers are:

Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
Openstack (OVH, Telekom)

Container Orchestration

Containers have become de facto standard way of shipping modern applications. Whether in Cloud or on Premises, with increasing number or applications and micro-services it gets harder to manage and monitor container-based workloads. After its inception in 2014, Kubernetes quickly became an ultimate container orchestration solution adapted by corporations all over the world.

Commonly used today container technologies also include:

Kubernetes (k8s, k3s, GKE, EKS)
OpenShift (OKD)
Helm, Kots, Kustomize
Istio, Envoy
Docker (containerd, podman)

IaC – Infrastructure as Code

IaC is a must attribute of modern IT infrastructures, whether in Cloud or on Premises, IaC allows to define and deploy reproducible and stable environments in a form reviewable code with version control.

Some of the most popular Infrastructure as Code tools today are:

Terraform
AWS Cloudformation
Chief
Ansible
Puppet

CI / CD & GitOps

GitOps is an operating model that applies some of the best DevOps practices (like IaC, CI/CD, Collaboration, Compliance) to automate infrastructure and manage application configuration.
GitOps is often applied to Kubernetes & container-based infrastructure.

CI/CD software used for GitOps includes, but not limited to:

ArgoCD
GitLabCI
Jenkins
Concourse
Flux

Monitoring & Logging

Stable infrastructure state is what everybody expects. Yet that is not always the case and only with a help of constant monitoring, the state can be determined at any given moment. Modern monitoring software allows flexible integrations and keeps the relevant information in a form of time-series which can be used to predict outage before it actually happens.

Monitoring and logging stacks today often rely on: