Migration & modernisation
We execute phased workload migrations using proven patterns — strangler fig, blue-green, and canary deployments — to move your estate onto AWS without a business-disrupting cutover.
Approach
Rehearsed
Every cutover rehearsed, with a rollback tested before the date is set.
- Basis
- Fixed price per wave
- Starts with
- Cloud readiness
- Handover
- Runbooks + IaC
What we deliver
Migration as a rehearsed operation.
Most of the work happens before anything moves. By cutover day the sequence has already been run end to end against production-scale data.
Assessment & planning
Workload inventory, dependency mapping, and the 6R pattern chosen per application.
Phased execution
Waves sequenced by risk and dependency, each with its own go/no-go criteria.
Data sync & validation
Dual writes and reconciliation until both systems agree on every record.
Post-migration optimisation
Right-sizing, commitment purchase, and performance tuning once real traffic lands.
Tested rollback
A rollback path rehearsed at production volume — not a paragraph in a runbook.
How it runs
Four gates, each measured.
Every stage has an exit condition backed by a number. If shadow traffic disagrees with production on more than a handful of requests, the date moves.
Shadow
Mirror production traffic to the new stack and diff every response.
Dual write
Write to both systems, reconcile nightly, measure the drift.
Progressive read
Shift read traffic in slices, watching latency and error budget.
Cut and hold
Flip writes, keep the old estate warm for a full business cycle.
Technology
What we build it on.
- AWS DMS
- Application Migration Service
- Aurora
- EKS
- Route 53
- CloudWatch
Cost & AWS pricing
Migration is a Morphlix consulting engagement. AWS provides migration tooling — DMS and Application Migration Service — at no cost for qualifying workloads, and our partner tier can often fund the assessment that precedes it.
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Ready to move without a window?
Discovery comes first — a short, bounded review that ends in an architecture, a scope, and a price. You keep the output either way.