Transformation

Cloud Migration Services for AWS, Azure & Google Cloud.

Plan and move applications, data and infrastructure to the cloud with a workload assessment, landing zone, staged cutovers and rollback criteria tailored to your systems.

Transform your business with Cloud Migration

What is cloud migration?

Cloud migration moves applications, databases and infrastructure from existing hosting to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. The right plan depends on your dependencies, security requirements, downtime tolerance and operating costs. Pyzen helps assess those tradeoffs, prepare the target environment and validate each migration wave.

  • A strategy for every workload — rehost, replatform, refactor or retire
  • Secure landing zones, rehearsed cutovers and a rollback for every wave
  • FinOps guardrails so savings show up on the bill, not just the slide
  • Senior consultation within one business day
  • Architecture, timeline and budget clarity
  • Built for secure production delivery
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DiscoverScope the business need
DesignPlan the right approach
BuildImplement and validate
SupportHandover and improve

What we deliver

Cloud migration, end to end

Move applications, data and infrastructure to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud — safely, in planned waves.

Cloud readiness assessment

An inventory of apps, dependencies, licences and running costs, with a migration strategy for every workload.

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Landing zone setup

Secure foundations — networking, identity, guardrails and logging — in place before the first workload moves.

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Application migration

Rehost, replatform or refactor workloads in planned waves with tested cutover and rollback.

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Database and data migration

Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL and file stores moved with replication, validation and short cutover windows.

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Containers and Kubernetes

Apps packaged into containers and run on EKS, AKS or GKE with autoscaling and CI/CD.

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FinOps and optimisation

Rightsizing, reserved capacity, tagging and budgets so the cloud bill stays predictable.

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Migration strategy

The right path for every workload

Not everything should move the same way. Pick a strategy to see when we use it and what it trades off.

Lift and shift the workload as it is onto cloud virtual machines.

Best when
Data-centre exits on a deadline
Example
Moving a stable intranet app to EC2 or Azure VMs
Speed to moveHigh
Cloud-native benefitLow
Effort and changeLow
Assess my workloads

How we migrate

Wave by wave, never big bang

A migration factory that gets faster and safer with every wave.

  1. Week 1–3

    Assess

    Discovery tooling maps every server, app and dependency, and each workload gets its strategy.

  2. Week 3–6

    Mobilise

    Landing zone, security baseline, network links and the migration runbook are set up.

  3. Week 6–8

    Pilot wave

    A low-risk group of apps moves first to prove the runbook and the tooling.

  4. Rolling

    Migration waves

    Workloads move in grouped waves with rehearsed cutover and rollback.

  5. Ongoing

    Optimise

    Rightsizing, autoscaling and FinOps reviews keep cost and performance in check.

Your cloud

AWS, Azure or Google Cloud

We are platform-neutral. We compare providers on your workloads, licences and skills — then build on the one that fits.

The broadest service catalogue and mature migration tooling.

  • AWS Application Migration Service
  • EC2, EKS, Lambda and RDS
  • Control Tower landing zones
  • Savings Plans and Cost Explorer

Outcomes

What changes with cloud migration

The results our clients plan for — measured against your own baseline from the first release.

Planned cutovers

Each wave goes live in an agreed window, with rollback rehearsed.

Lower run cost

Rightsized resources and FinOps habits from day one.

Stronger security

Identity, encryption and logging built into the landing zone.

Faster releases

Automated pipelines replace manual deployments.

Technology

Migration toolkit

Proven platforms chosen for reliability, security and long-term support.

AWSAzureGoogle CloudTerraformKubernetesDockerAnsibleGitHub ActionsPrometheusDatadog
DatadogPrometheusGitHub ActionsAnsibleDockerKubernetesTerraformGoogle CloudAzureAWS

Know what moving will cost.

Get a workload-by-workload plan with target architecture, wave plan and a run-cost estimate.

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Client voices

Buyer confidence for Cloud Migration

Specific proof, direct communication and measurable delivery — in our clients’ own words.

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FAQ

Cloud migration questions, answered

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How long does a cloud migration project take?

Timing depends on the number of workloads, integrations, data volume and allowed cutover windows. A discovery phase establishes the inventory and sequence; the delivery plan then sets milestones and validation gates for each wave.

Can cloud migration happen without downtime?

Some workloads support near-zero-downtime cutovers, while others require a planned maintenance window. We assess replication options, dependencies and rollback criteria before committing to a cutover approach.

Which cloud should we choose?

It depends on your existing licences, skills, data and compliance needs. We compare AWS, Azure and Google Cloud on your actual workloads and costs before recommending one — or a hybrid.

What is included in a cloud migration assessment?

The assessment covers workload inventory, dependencies, security and compliance needs, target architecture, migration approach, likely operating costs, risks and a phased plan.

Can you migrate one application before the whole estate?

Yes, a pilot workload can test the landing zone, data movement, monitoring and rollback steps before a broader migration. The right pilot depends on business criticality and dependencies.

How do you choose between rehosting, replatforming and refactoring?

We compare each workload’s business value, technical constraints, maintenance burden and cost. Rehosting can speed a move, while replatforming or refactoring may be justified when the expected benefits outweigh the extra work.

What should we budget for after migration?

Include cloud compute, storage, network transfer, licences, monitoring, backup, support and ongoing optimisation. A workload-level estimate is more useful than a single infrastructure headline.

More solutions

Explore other solutions

Most programmes combine several of these. We help you choose the right mix.

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