Migration
Ensuring a seamless, single-phase transition
What the move looks like
Dependencies dictate the order.
Most failed migrations are not technical failures. They are ordering failures, where something moved before the system it quietly relied on. We map those dependencies first, then move in an order that cannot break.
A dependency map so nothing moves before what it depends on
A cost model for the first twelve months in the new place
Two rehearsals before the real cutover, in a copy of production
What you get
Document all items prior to relocation
Inventory and dependency map
Every server, account, domain, and scheduled job, with the links between them written down.
Rehearsal in a copy
We run the whole cutover against a copy of production, twice, and fix what breaks there instead of on the night.
Rollback that is tested
A written rollback for each stage, tested in the rehearsal. If a stage fails we put it back the same night.
How it runs
Three stages, one weekend
Audit
One week. We map what you run and what it depends on, and price the move.
Rehearse
Two full runs against a copy of production. Every failure gets fixed before the real thing.
Cut over
A weekend, in stages, with a tested rollback at every step and someone on the phone.
Thinking about a move?
Send us what you run today. We will tell you what moves cleanly, what should stay, and roughly what it costs.