What the engagement covers
The work runs from deciding which applications move, and in what order, to validating the migrated data and handing the environment to your team. Along the way we rebuild the environment as code, set up the network and identity model, and test the new platform under load before cutover.
Public
Fast to adopt, with capacity that grows with demand and little upfront spend. The usual starting point for most workloads
Multicloud
Workloads placed across providers to use the best service for each job, or to reduce dependence on one vendor. It adds operating overhead, so it needs a reason
Private cloud
Dedicated infrastructure for cases where data residency, regulation, or latency to existing systems rule out shared tenancy
Distributed cloud
Provider services run at your own sites or edge locations, for workloads that need low latency to a specific place
Hybrid
Some systems stay on premises and connect to the cloud environment. Most migrations look like this for a period, and some systems stay that way
Discovery
Discovery
We inventory your workloads, network architecture, security concerns, and compliance requirements, and understand what is driving the move. That sets the migration strategy and the order of work
Planning
Planning
We design the target environment and a plan for moving applications, databases, and the rest of your infrastructure, including the landing zone, network, identity, and cutover windows
Execution
Execution
We migrate the workloads wave by wave, test each one in the new environment, and verify the data before cutover
Optimization
Optimization
After cutover we tune instance sizes, autoscaling, and reserved capacity so you pay for what the workload uses
Maintenance
Maintenance
Where you want it, we operate the environment on a managed basis. Otherwise we hand over the documentation, pipelines, and runbooks your team needs to run it
A technology stack that fits
We design to the provider's reference architectures and pick the services that match your workloads, licensing, and team skills
DevOps from the start
Infrastructure, configuration, and deployment are built as code during the migration, so the environment is reproducible from day one
Cost under control
The environment is designed to scale with demand and release capacity when idle, with the cost model reviewed with you before cutover
Security built in
Access management, encryption, network segmentation, and secrets handling are designed into the landing zone and reviewed with your security team
Our approach
SEYA Group takes a risk-based approach to cyber and security by mapping IT initiatives back to the greater business goals to prioritize efforts, understand impact and quickly provide value to the organization. A risk based approach brings security teams together with other business units to make informed choices by factoring risk into every initiative. A cyber risk management program will provide:
Time to value
Work is sequenced by business impact, so the workloads that benefit most from the move go first.
Visibility
You see progress, risks, and open issues throughout the migration, with reporting shaped for each stakeholder.
Efficiency
Automation and a clear scope let a small team complete the move with less effort from yours.
