Cloud solutions scoped to avoid the projects that blow their budget.
We plan cloud migration, multi-cloud architecture, and ongoing cost control around your actual dependencies and workloads — not a generic lift-and-shift that gets expensive halfway through.
What are cloud solutions services?
Cloud solutions services cover the business-level cloud decisions: migrating existing systems to the cloud, choosing a single-cloud, multi-cloud, or hybrid architecture, controlling ongoing cloud spend, and planning for disaster recovery. This sits above day-to-day engineering — it's the scoping work that decides what to move, where, and why, before any migration work starts.
94% of enterprises now use cloud services in some form, and cloud migration has become a recurring business event rather than a one-time project — triggered by mergers, legacy system end-of-life, and compliance mandates. Execution has improved: 65% of migrations now finish on time and on budget, up from 54% in 2022. But 38% still exceed their original budget, with the average overrun around 23% — almost always from underestimated dependencies, not the cloud platform itself.
- Dependencies mapped
- Every system connection found before cutover, not during it.
- Cost projected upfront
- Real migration and running costs modelled before you commit.
- Phased with rollback
- Each stage tested and reversible before the next one starts.
- Provider-agnostic
- Chosen for your compliance and cost needs, not our preference.
Cloud Solutions, Cloud & DevOps, or Cloud SaaS Apps?
All three sit close together. Here's the actual split.
| Service | What it covers | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud Solutions | The strategy layer: what to migrate, which cloud model fits, and how to control cost, before engineering starts. | Businesses migrating from on-premise, or choosing between single, multi, or hybrid cloud. |
| Cloud & DevOps | The ongoing engineering: CI/CD pipelines, deployment automation, and infrastructure maintenance for software already built. | Any application that needs cloud hosting and a deployment pipeline, SaaS or not. |
| Cloud SaaS Apps | SaaS-specific architecture: multi-tenant isolation, auto-scaling, and Kubernetes orchestration for a SaaS product. | SaaS products that need to scale reliably as customer count grows. |
Why cloud migrations overrun, and how we scope around it.
The cloud platform is rarely the problem. The plan usually is. Cost management has overtaken migration speed as the top concern for cloud-using organizations in 2026.
- 38% exceed budget
- Of migrations run past the original number agreed at kickoff.
- 23% average overrun
- The typical size of the gap when a migration does go over.
- 31% miss the timeline
- Nearly a third finish later than the plan said they would.
- Cost is the #1 concern
- Ahead of migration speed for cloud-using organizations in 2026.
- Repatriation is real
- Predictable workloads move back to private infra when economics change.
- Assessed honestly
- We evaluate whether cloud is actually cheaper for each workload.
Cloud engagements we lead most often.
Most projects start with cloud solutions to decide the architecture, then hand off to Cloud & DevOps or Cloud SaaS Apps for the ongoing engineering.
Cloud migration
Moving existing applications and data from on-premise or a legacy provider to the cloud, with dependencies mapped before cutover.
Multi-cloud & hybrid architecture
Architecture spanning more than one provider, or a mix of cloud and private infrastructure, to avoid lock-in or meet compliance needs.
Cloud cost optimization (FinOps)
Right-sizing compute, eliminating idle resources, and setting spend visibility so cloud cost stops being a surprise on the monthly bill.
Legacy system modernization
Re-architecting older applications so they run natively on the cloud, not just relocated as-is onto a virtual machine.
Disaster recovery & backup planning
Defined recovery time objectives, automated backups, and tested failover procedures — not a plan that's never been run.
Cloud security & compliance
Access controls, encryption, and compliance-aligned configuration for regulated industries and data residency requirements.
A clear path from current infrastructure to migrated and stable.
Four stages, with dependencies and cost understood before anything moves.
Dependency & cost assessment
We map every system dependency and project real migration and ongoing costs before recommending an approach.
1–3 weeks · AssessmentArchitecture & migration plan
We design the target architecture — single, multi, or hybrid cloud — and sequence the migration to minimize downtime.
2–3 weeks · PlanningPhased migration & testing
We migrate in stages, testing each phase before moving the next, with rollback plans at every step.
6–30 weeks · MigrationCutover & cost monitoring
We complete cutover, decommission old infrastructure, and set up ongoing cost and performance monitoring.
1–2 weeks · CutoverThe cloud platforms and tools we work with.
Provider-agnostic, chosen to fit your compliance and cost needs, not our preference.
AWS
Google Cloud
Terraform
Kubernetes
Docker
GitHub Actions
GrafanaProof, not promises.
Infrastructure that got cheaper and more reliable, not just newer.
Cloud · Full-Stack · Cost Optimization
A broken multi-stack system rebuilt into one cost-efficient cloud platform
BeesApp was running on a fragile mix of PHP, Django, and Vue, with infrastructure costs climbing faster than the business could justify. We rebuilt it as a single cloud-native platform on Next.js and FastAPI, right-sizing infrastructure alongside the rebuild instead of migrating the same waste onto newer servers.
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Cloud solutions is one of six services we cover under Cloud & DevOps.
Cloud & DevOps Services
CI/CD pipelines & infrastructure automation.
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Multi-tenant architecture for SaaS products.
ExploreData & Analytics
The pipelines running on your cloud infra.
ExploreSecurity, QA & Maintenance
Hardening & compliance for cloud systems.
ExploreCustom Software
Bespoke builds, MVPs & enterprise systems.
ExploreAPI Integrations
Connecting systems across cloud and on-premise.
ExploreBusiness Intelligence Solutions
Reporting layers built on your cloud data.
ExploreSaaS Platforms
Multi-tenant products with billing built in.
ExploreCloud solutions questions
The things clients ask us most before starting a cloud migration.
Cloud solutions services cover the business-level cloud decisions: migrating existing systems to the cloud, choosing a single-cloud, multi-cloud, or hybrid architecture, controlling ongoing cloud spend, and planning for disaster recovery. It sits above day-to-day engineering, scoping what to move, where, and why before any migration work starts.
Cloud solutions covers the strategy: what to migrate, which cloud model fits, and how to control cost. Cloud & DevOps covers the ongoing engineering: CI/CD pipelines, deployment automation, and infrastructure maintenance for software already built. Most projects start with cloud solutions and hand off to Cloud & DevOps once the architecture is decided.
38% of cloud migrations exceed their original budget, with the average overrun around 23% — mainly from underestimated data transfer costs, application dependencies discovered mid-migration, and running old and new environments in parallel longer than planned. We scope dependencies and cost projections before migration starts, not during it.
Use one provider if your workloads are straightforward and you value simplicity over redundancy. Use multi-cloud or hybrid if you need to avoid vendor lock-in, meet data residency requirements, or keep specific workloads on private infrastructure for cost or compliance reasons. We assess this before recommending an architecture, rather than defaulting to whichever cloud we know best.
Yes. Cost management has overtaken migration speed as the top concern for cloud-using organizations, and a measurable share of enterprises are now moving specific, predictable workloads back to private infrastructure when cloud economics stop making sense for that workload. We evaluate this option honestly rather than assuming cloud is always cheaper.
A focused migration of a single application takes 6 to 12 weeks. A full infrastructure migration across multiple systems typically takes 4 to 9 months, depending on dependency complexity and how much can run in parallel during cutover.
Yes. We design backup schedules, failover procedures, and recovery time objectives as part of the cloud architecture, not as a separate project bolted on after launch.
Yes. Your infrastructure is defined as code in documented repositories you own outright, hosted in your own cloud accounts, with no proprietary lock-in to us.