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Migration & Cloud

Field-tested playbooks for moving to the cloud and modernizing legacy systems — lift-and-shift versus re-architecting, zero-downtime database migrations, and choosing clearly between AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

28 articles · written by senior engineers

SAP

SAP ECC to S/4HANA: The 2027 Deadline & Your Options

Mainstream support for SAP ECC ends in 2027 — and doing nothing is a decision with consequences. Here are your real options, the risks of waiting, and how to choose a path.

Migration & Cloud

Legacy Application Modernization: A Practical Roadmap

Old software quietly taxes every team that depends on it. Here's a practical roadmap for modernizing legacy applications — the strategies, how to choose, and how to do it without a risky big bang.

Migration & Cloud

.NET Framework to .NET 8: Why, How & What It Costs

Still on .NET Framework? Modern .NET is faster, cross-platform and where the future is. Here's why to migrate, how to approach it, and what drives the effort.

Migration & Cloud

On-Premise to Cloud: Migrating .NET Workloads to Azure

Moving .NET workloads from on-premise to Azure can cut cost and unlock scale — if you pick the right approach. Here's how to plan it, the services to use, and how to avoid the pitfalls.

DevOps

Docker vs Kubernetes: When You Need One, the Other, or Both

Docker vs Kubernetes is a bit of a false fight — they solve different problems. Here's what each does, when you need one or both, and how to avoid over-engineering.

Industry

Modernizing Insurance Software with Guidewire

Legacy core systems hold insurers back. Here's how carriers modernize with Guidewire — what it covers, why they move, and how to deliver the change without disrupting the business.

Migration & Cloud

Azure vs AWS vs Google Cloud: A Decision Guide

AWS, Azure or Google Cloud? All three are excellent — the right one depends on your stack, team and needs more than on feature checklists. Here's how to decide.

Migration & Cloud

AWS to Azure Migration: Service Mapping & Process

Moving from AWS to Azure is very doable with a clear service map and a staged plan. Here's why teams move, how the services line up, and how to migrate without downtime.

Migration & Cloud

Monolith to Microservices: When to Split and How

Microservices are powerful — and frequently the wrong choice. Here's when splitting a monolith is worth it, when it isn't, and how to do it safely if it is.

Migration & Cloud

SQL Server to PostgreSQL: A Migration Playbook

Migrating from SQL Server to PostgreSQL can cut licensing costs and unlock flexibility — if you plan for the differences. Here's a practical playbook to do it safely.

Migration & Cloud

Cloud Cost Optimization: Practical Techniques

Most cloud bills are bigger than they need to be. Here are practical cloud cost optimization techniques to cut spend without hurting performance.

Migration & Cloud

Rewrite vs Re-platform vs Refactor: Choosing a Modernization Strategy

Modernizing old software comes down to three choices: rewrite, re-platform or refactor. Here's what each means, the trade-offs, and how to pick the right one.

Migration & Cloud — frequently asked questions

Should we lift-and-shift or re-architect for the cloud?

Lift-and-shift is fastest and lowest-risk when you need to exit a data centre quickly; re-architecting (cloud-native) costs more up front but unlocks autoscaling, lower run-cost and resilience. Many teams lift-and-shift first, then modernize the highest-value services.

Which cloud is best — AWS, Azure or Google Cloud?

All three are excellent; the right choice usually comes down to your existing stack, team skills and licensing. .NET-heavy shops often lean Azure, AWS has the broadest service catalogue, and Google Cloud is strong on data and AI. We help you decide on facts, not fashion.

Can you migrate our database without downtime?

Usually yes — with replication, dual-writes and a staged cutover, most migrations happen with little or no downtime. The exact plan depends on data volume, acceptable lag and how the application reads and writes.

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