Migrations

Seamless migration from a physical stack to a virtual solution requires experience and strategy. We ensure an effortless transfer to your cloud hosting solution. We specialise in migrating clients to the cloud. This does not have to be the end of your local servers, only the beginning of your business using cloud technology.

Having your business in the cloud opens many opportunities to improve operations and processes in your organisation.

The process of migrating your company’s digital assets to cloud infrastructure is known as cloud migration. Data, workloads, IT resources, and applications are common examples of these assets.

The infrastructure on the internet where digital assets are stored is referred to as cloud infrastructure. The cloud is a technical term for cloud computing, and it refers to a collection of computer services that can be accessed via the internet. These computer services are self-service and available on demand, allowing access to services with minimal setup. Businesses can store massive amounts of data in data centres all over the world thanks to cloud computing.

Cloud migration also applies to migrating business data from one cloud platform to another, also known as cloud-to-cloud migration. Finally, cloud migration may entail refactoring your systems and data in order to consume it in a different manner via cloud native applications.

The advantages of cloud migration include:

Flexibility: Businesses frequently have fluctuating bandwidth demands, and a cloud-based business allows you to upscale or downscale your capacity.

Safe data in the event of disaster:  Adopting the cloud can assist your company in implementing an effective and cost-effective disaster recovery solution.

Automatic updates to infrastructure: One significant advantage of cloud computing is that it provides automatic software and security updates on the underlying infrastructure, ensuring security best practices and resilience in the platforms on which you host your applications and data.

Save money on hardware: When you use the cloud, you reduce the need for various hardware like onsite data storage and servers. This means you’ll be saving money on hardware that was previously a necessity for your business.

Promote company collaboration and remote work: Employees can collaborate on documents in the cloud, which they can share, access, and edit at any time and from any location. When you use the cloud, your employees can work from anywhere with an internet connection and still meaningfully collaborate.

Enhanced security: When you use the cloud, you don’t lose all of your data if your company laptop is lost or stolen because it’s backed up to the cloud. Furthermore, if you experience load shedding or server downtime, using the cloud reduces the likelihood of data being broken or lost.