Cloud ↔ On-Premise Migrations
Migrations in both directions: to the cloud for scale or back to on-premise for control and cost.
What this means for your organisation
- A migration without surprises: fixed migration plan, tested rollback, and an agreed downtime window.
- Repatriation to on-premise or private cloud can cut the monthly cloud bill significantly for predictable workloads.
- Data sovereignty guaranteed: your data lives where you want it, within the EU.
Overview
Migrations are not a one-way street. We move workloads to the cloud when scalability and flexibility matter most, and back to on-premise or private cloud when control, compliance, or cost demand it. The same approach applies in both directions: measure first, then plan, then migrate.
Our Approach
- Assessment: inventory of workloads, dependencies, licenses, and data volumes; a per-workload recommendation: cloud, private cloud, or on-premise
- Business case: TCO calculation for both scenarios, including egress costs, licensing, and operations
- Migration plan: phased approach with tested rollback per step and an agreed downtime window
- Execution: lift-and-shift, replatform, or refactor, depending on what the business case justifies
- Aftercare: monitoring, tuning, and documentation so your team can run the platform independently
Technologies
- Cloud Platforms: AWS, Azure, GCP, Hetzner
- Private Cloud & On-Premise: VMware, Proxmox, Xen, bare-metal
- Data: database replication, storage migration, object storage (S3-compatible)
- Automation: Terraform, Ansible, CI/CD-driven migrations
- Network: VPN, WireGuard, hybrid connectivity during the migration window