Growing websites outgrowing current hosting
AWS migration with a tested cutover and rollback path
Move applications, websites and data from a VPS, shared host or another cloud with staged testing and a clear recovery plan.
A migration designed around continuity—not a rushed DNS switch.
Applications moving from VPS to AWS
Teams consolidating cloud operations
Useful deliverables.
Clean boundaries.
Exact scope is confirmed after the current environment, business requirement and dependencies are reviewed.
- 01
Source-environment inventory
- 02
Destination architecture and migration sequence
- 03
Parallel build and data transfer
- 04
Pre-cutover functional validation
- 05
DNS cutover, monitoring and rollback plan
Visible from assessment
to handover.
Inventory
Record applications, databases, jobs, storage, DNS and external dependencies.
Rebuild
Prepare the destination without disturbing the current production system.
Rehearse
Test the transfer and validate the application on a temporary route.
Cut over
Move traffic, observe the system and retain a documented rollback option.
Clear before
access is shared.
Will the old server be deleted immediately?+
No. The source is normally retained through the agreed validation window so a rollback remains possible.
Can databases be migrated?+
Yes. The exact sequence depends on the database, acceptable write downtime and consistency requirements.
Can email or DNS be migrated too?+
Yes, when included in scope. Mail routing and DNS require separate inventory and validation because they affect more than the website.