Cloud Migration & DevOps
Infrastructure that scales without downtime.
Twistag moves warehouses, databases and workloads to the cloud with a fixed scope and a cutover date, then sets up the pipelines and monitoring that make every release routine.
Migrations rarely fail in the plan. They fail on the cutover weekend.
- 01Servers nobody wants to touch. Old systems with one person who knows them.
- 02Releases that need a weekend. Manual steps, long freezes and rollbacks by hand.
- 03Cloud bills that grow faster than usage. No one sees what each workload costs.
A migration with a date, and releases without drama.
Data quality checks are agreed up front, every environment is defined as code, and every release follows the same pipeline.
- 01Inventory and planEvery workload, dependency and risk, sequenced in waves.
- 02Landing zoneAccounts, network and security, defined as code.
- 03Migration wavesWorkloads moved in small, reversible steps.
- 04CI/CD pipelinesEvery change built, tested and released the same way.
- 05Observability and costLogs, metrics, alerts and cost per workload.
- 06Runbooks and handoverInfrastructure as code and runbooks the team can follow.
What the business notices
Six to twelve weeks, set by the workloads to move.
A pilot wave proves the approach before the rest moves. Every wave can be rolled back.
Build on it, connect more or hand it over.
Now that the data sits in the cloud, make it ready for reports and agents.
Next step System IntegrationConnect the systemsAPIs and events between the systems that just moved.
Next stepInfrastructure as code, pipelines and runbooks handed over in full.
Platforms running in the cloud.
About cloud migration.
How much downtime should a migration expect?
Is the price fixed?
Which clouds does Twistag work with?
How is security handled?
Can cloud costs come down?
Who owns what is built?
Other Data & Cloud services.
Let’s talk.
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