Cloud Migration
Migrate into or between AWS and GCP without the operational surprises.
Whether you’re moving off a provider that no longer fits, consolidating after an acquisition, or finally leaving a self-managed data center, migrations fail on the details — networking, identity, data consistency and cutover sequencing, not the big architectural decisions.
Both AWS and GCP have standardized migration frameworks and I work with both of them:
What’s covered
- Assessment — inventory the current environment, dependencies and constraints before committing to an approach.
- Target architecture — design the destination AWS or GCP environment around your application’s actual needs, not a lift-and-shift default.
- Migration plan — sequence workloads to minimize downtime and risk, with rollback paths defined up front.
- Execution — lead the migration directly, or work alongside your engineering team.
- Infrastructure as Code & CI/CD - the target infrastructure is automated with terragrunt/terraform and CI/CD pipelines to manage the resources.
- Cutover & validation — confirm the new environment holds up under real traffic before decommissioning the old one.
Common triggers I’ve handled
Provider-to-provider migrations (AWS ↔ GCP), data center exits, account restructuring after funding rounds or acquisitions, and consolidating sprawling multi-account setups into a proper Landing Zone.