Cloud Adoption & Migration

Before embarking on a cloud migration project, it's important to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the organization's existing IT infrastructure and applications. This assessment should include an inventory of existing hardware, software, and data, as well as an evaluation of business requirements and objectives. Based on the assessment, a cloud migration strategy should be developed, which outlines the key steps and timelines for migrating the organization's IT infrastructure and applications to the cloud.

Once a cloud migration strategy has been developed, the actual migration process can begin. Cloud migration services are typically provided by cloud service providers, who offer tools and services to help organizations move their IT infrastructure and applications to the cloud. These services can include data migration, application migration, and infrastructure migration, as well as ongoing management and optimization of cloud resources.

Data migration involves transferring data from on-premises systems to cloud-based storage services. This process can include data cleansing, data profiling, data mapping, and data validation to ensure that the data is accurately transferred and properly integrated into the cloud environment.

Application migration involves moving an organization's applications from on-premises servers to cloud-based infrastructure. This process can include re-platforming applications to run in a cloud environment, as well as making changes to application architecture and configuration to optimize performance and scalability.

Infrastructure migration involves moving an organization's IT infrastructure, such as servers and storage devices, from on-premises data centers to cloud-based infrastructure. This process can include building new virtual machines and configuring network and security settings to support the migrated infrastructure.