What’s included
What’s included
Infrastructure as code and CI/CD
Every environment defined in code and released through automated pipelines.

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Why it matters
Hand-built platforms cost more to keep running than to replace.
Every self-managed database and server is work your team does instead of shipping.
Managed AWS services bring failover, patching and scaling by default, so reliability stops depending on heroics.
Modernising one workload at a time keeps the business case honest: every change is measured against cost and performance.
What’s included · how it runs
Step 01
Set up infrastructure as code and CI/CD, so every change is repeatable.
What’s included
Infrastructure as code and CI/CD
Every environment defined in code and released through automated pipelines.
Step 02
Move databases to managed engines with rehearsed cutovers.
What’s included
Database modernisation
Self-managed databases moved to Amazon Aurora or Amazon RDS, with replication, backups and failover built in.
Step 03
Re-platform services onto containers or serverless, one at a time.
What’s included
Containers and serverless
Services re-platformed on Amazon ECS with AWS Fargate, or AWS Lambda where it fits the traffic.
Step 04
Right-size, then verify cost and performance against the baseline.
What’s included
Performance and cost tuning
Right-sizing, autoscaling and pricing models tuned against real usage after each change.
What you walk away with
Case studies
We moved Repurpose.io to containerised workloads on Amazon ECS with AWS Fargate, modernised the database on Amazon Aurora and automated delivery with CI/CD and infrastructure as code.
How NeuroMind modernised the loan management platform it runs for a major bank on AWS: secure by design, PCI-DSS aligned and quicker to release.
Read the case studyHow Browns English Language School moved its platform onto a modernised, containerised foundation on AWS, with no more out-of-memory errors and no more static credentials.
Read the case studyAWS Migration Services Competency
We migrate on the AWS Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) method, with the AWS Migration Services Competency through our partnership with Ingram Micro. Three phases, each with a clear exit before the next begins.

Run on the AWS Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) method
* Via Ingram Micro
Readiness, portfolio and a costed business case: what moves, in what order, at what cost.
Our service
Landing zone, migration plan and a pilot wave that proves the runbook.
Our service
Waves delivered with rehearsed cutovers, then modernised onto managed AWS services.
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