01 / Map what needs to move
Map what needs to move
Inventory applications, integrations, data volumes, and dependencies. Identify workloads that should move together or remain separate.
Migrate applications and data to cloud environments through a staged process that accounts for dependencies, validation, business continuity, and operational handover.
Cloud Infrastructure / Specialist service
Migrate applications and data to cloud environments through a staged process that accounts for dependencies, validation, business continuity, and operational handover.
Discuss your project01 / Map what needs to move
Inventory applications, integrations, data volumes, and dependencies. Identify workloads that should move together or remain separate.
02 / Prepare and rehearse
Set up the target environment, test migration procedures, and verify application behaviour and data integrity before cutover.
03 / Cut over with control
Agree the transition window, rollback conditions, and support responsibilities. Review performance and cost after the move.
04 / Your project
Discuss cloud migration in the context of your current systems, your team, and the outcome you need. Define a focused starting point before implementation.
Talk to DEQXShape the engagement around the work you need. Specific deliverables, access, responsibilities, and acceptance criteria are agreed during discovery.
A staged approach gives your team clear review points. Timing and responsibilities depend on the scope and the readiness of the systems involved.
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Inventory workloads, dependencies, access, and operational requirements. Agree the boundaries of the engagement.
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Document the target state, implementation sequence, validation approach, and recovery conditions.
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Make changes in controlled stages and check application behaviour, configuration, and operating signals.
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Hand over runbooks, monitoring, and maintenance responsibilities so the environment remains supportable.
Before we begin
A few questions to help frame your cloud migration project.
Some architectures support low-downtime transitions, but this cannot be assumed. The approach depends on data synchronization, dependencies, and the application’s tolerance for parallel operation.
We begin with your current situation and the outcome you need. For this service, the discussion covers map what needs to move, prepare and rehearse, cut over with control. Deliverables, dependencies, review points, and commercial terms are agreed before implementation.
Handover, maintenance, and ongoing improvement are discussed as part of the engagement. The arrangement depends on your internal team, the systems involved, and the operating responsibilities you want DEQX to support.
Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what you want to improve, what you have today, and the constraints that matter. We’ll help define a practical starting point.
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