Cloud Migration

Move to AWS, GCP, or Azure — without the horror stories.

Plan and execute your cloud migration in safe, reversible slices. Lift-and-shift or refactor-and-optimise, sequenced to cut risk and cost, delivered by engineers who run cloud in production.

Cloud migration and data transfer across regions
Overview

What is cloud migration?

Cloud migration is moving your applications, data, and infrastructure from where they live now — on-premises, a data centre, or a dated cloud setup — onto a modern cloud platform like AWS, GCP, or Azure. Done well, it cuts running costs, improves reliability and scale, and unlocks managed services. Done badly, it's a byword for blown budgets and broken systems — which is why how you migrate matters as much as where you migrate to.

We plan and execute migrations in safe, reversible slices rather than one terrifying cutover. We start with an assessment and a migration plan that picks the right approach per workload — lift-and-shift where speed matters, refactor-and-optimise where the cloud's strengths pay off — then move workloads incrementally with rollback paths, validating each step. Infrastructure-as-code, automated pipelines, and observability come along for the ride, so you land on solid foundations.

Because we operate cloud platforms in production, we migrate toward something we know how to run — not just a successful copy-paste, but a platform that's reliable, cost-controlled, and operable once you're there.

How we work

Our cloud migration process

01

Assess

We inventory your workloads, dependencies, and data, and assess each for the right migration path.

02

Plan

A migration plan: approach per workload (rehost, replatform, refactor), sequencing, and rollback strategy.

03

Prepare

Landing zone, networking, security, and infrastructure-as-code set up before anything moves.

04

Migrate

Workloads and data moved in slices with validation and rollback — no single big-bang cutover.

05

Optimise

Right-sizing, cost tuning, and observability so the new platform is cheaper and more reliable.

Benefits

Why migrate to the cloud

Cut running costs

Right-sized, pay-for-use cloud infrastructure is usually cheaper than fixed on-prem capacity.

Scale on demand

Handle spikes and growth without buying hardware ahead of need.

Better reliability

Multi-AZ infrastructure and managed services raise your baseline uptime.

Reversible by slices

Incremental migration with rollback means no all-or-nothing risk.

Less to maintain

Managed services offload patching, backups, and hardware from your team.

Reach & resilience

Deploy closer to users and across regions for speed and disaster recovery.

Use cases

How we migrate

Lift-and-shift (rehost)

Move workloads to the cloud quickly when speed is the priority.

Replatform

Containerise and adopt managed services as you move, for better economics.

Refactor-and-optimise

Re-architect the workloads where the cloud's strengths really pay off.

Data migration

Move databases and storage safely, with integrity and minimal downtime.

Landing zone setup

Secure, well-architected cloud foundations before workloads arrive.

Post-migration FinOps

Right-sizing and cost optimisation once you're running in the cloud.

Tech stack

Tools and platforms we ship with

The right tool for the job, chosen on fit and reliability — not on what we're married to.

AWS
EC2/S3/RDS
GCP
Cloud
Azure
Cloud
Terraform
IaC
Docker
Containers
Kubernetes
Orchestration
GitHub Actions
CI/CD
CloudWatch
Observability
Why Tackxel

Cloud engineering from a team that runs it in production

We migrate toward platforms we operate in production. Our shipped systems run on AWS — EC2, S3, RDS, ECS, ALB, Auto Scaling, CloudFront, CloudWatch — across LuxeLocker, PropMetrics, MultiUnitX, and ShiftERP. So we move you to a destination we know how to make reliable and cost-controlled.

Safe, sliced migrations from senior engineers — no horror-story cutovers. 11+ products shipped and running.

11+
Products shipped
4+
AWS platforms shipped
99.5%
EDI accuracy on ShiftERP
FAQ

Cloud Migration questions, answered

It depends per workload. Lift-and-shift is fastest; refactoring unlocks the cloud's cost and scale benefits. We choose per workload and sequence so you get value early without unnecessary risk.

Built to ship

Ready to build with cloud migration?

Tell us what you're trying to build. We'll handle the rest.