// cloud · aws · peru
Cloud Migration in Peru (AWS, Azure and GCP)
Your infrastructure in the cloud — secure, scalable and cheaper to run.
We move your infrastructure to the cloud (AWS, Azure or GCP) with a clear goal: more availability and lower cost, without interrupting your operation. We plan the migration, run it in phases and leave everything monitored.
It’s not just moving servers: we redesign what’s needed so the cloud genuinely saves you money and lets you scale with demand.
// what we do
What the service includes.
Zero-downtime migration
Planned and phased, so your service isn’t interrupted during the switch.
Multi-cloud
AWS, Azure or GCP — we pick the cloud (or combination) that best fits your operation and budget.
Cost optimization
Auto-scaling, right-sizing and best practices so you pay for what you actually use.
High availability and backups
Multi-AZ replicas, automated backups and monitoring from day one.
- AWS
- Azure
- GCP
- Docker
- CI/CD
- Terraform
// how we work
From the first meeting to production.
- 01
Inventory and assessment
What runs today, on what, with which dependencies and which licences involved. Out of this comes what migrates as-is, what gets redesigned and what is better left alone.
- 02
Target design and cost estimate
We define the cloud architecture and calculate what it will cost to run per month. That number comes before migrating, not after — it is the part that produces the most surprises when skipped.
- 03
Migration in waves
We start with the least critical workloads to validate the procedure with a safety net, and leave the core for when the path is already proven.
- 04
Cutover and verification
The change window is rehearsed beforehand, with a written rollback plan. After the cutover we verify behaviour and performance against what existed, not against an expectation.
- 05
Optimization and handover
The first weeks in the cloud always cost more than they should. We tune sizing, auto-scaling and reservations, and hand over the monitoring and documentation to run it.
When the cloud is not for you
If your load is steady and predictable and you already own amortized hardware, migrating can cost more to run — the cloud wins when demand varies, not always. If you depend on licences tied to a physical machine or on specific hardware, the saving evaporates. And if after migrating nobody on your side will operate the infrastructure, you will end up with the same fragility as before but paying by the hour. We tell you with numbers if yours is one of the cases that does not pay off.
Senior engineering
Whoever designs your system writes it. No juniors learning at your expense.
The code is 100% yours
We hand over the repository and the documentation. No lock-in.
Honesty
We tell you where it’s not worth spending — even if that’s hiring us.
// frequently asked questions
What people usually ask us.
How long does a cloud migration take?
A tightly scoped migration usually runs 4 to 10 weeks; a large infrastructure with legacy dependencies, months. The initial inventory is what sets the real timeline, which is why we do not quote a migration without it.
Can we roll back if something goes wrong?
Yes, and it is part of the plan. Each wave has its rollback point written and tested before the cutover. Migrating without that plan is what turns a technical problem into an operational outage.
What happens to our data?
It is migrated encrypted and integrity-checked before each wave is signed off. Where the data sits and who can access it is defined with you upfront, because it can carry legal implications depending on your sector.
Who operates the infrastructure afterwards?
You, your team, or us under a maintenance plan. What we do not leave behind is a cloud setup nobody knows how to run: we hand over monitoring, alerts and documentation, and if you prefer, we stay in charge.
Can you migrate without interrupting service?
Yes. We design the migration in phases to minimize or eliminate downtime; your operation keeps running throughout the process.
Which cloud is best: AWS, Azure or GCP?
It depends on your stack, your budget and your needs. We’re multi-cloud and recommend the right option (or combination) after understanding your case.
Does the cloud really reduce costs?
Done right, yes: with auto-scaling and right-sizing you pay for what you use. Part of the migration work is precisely optimizing that cost.
Let’s talk about your project.
You talk with the engineer who’d design your system, not a salesperson. No strings attached.