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Application modernization on AWS

I take your application from a single machine to containers and managed services, without rewriting what works: a pilot first, then the rest.

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01When it makes sense

  • Everything runs on one machine: if it goes down, everything does.
  • Scaling means buying a bigger server.
  • Every deploy is manual, and scary.

02How the work goes

  1. 01

    Assess

    The current architecture against Well-Architected: what goes to replatform, what to refactor, and what stays.

  2. 02

    Mobilize

    A pilot: one service in containers with its CI/CD, before the rest is touched.

  3. 03

    Migrate & Modernize

    The rest in waves: state leaves the server, database and cache become managed.

  4. 04

    Handoff

    CI/CD, observability, runbooks, and your team operating.

03What is included

  • Containers on Amazon ECS or EKS.
  • Database on RDS, cache on ElastiCache, files on S3.
  • CI/CD and infrastructure in Terraform.
  • Observability with Amazon CloudWatch.

What is not

  • Rewriting business logic. If a refactor is needed, it comes out of the assessment with its own price.

04Records

Two real modernizations: a VPS onto ECS, and a VM onto containers.

05Questions

Does the application need rewriting?
No. A replatform changes where it runs and how it is configured; the business code stays.
How much does it cost?
It comes out of the assessment: with the inventory I put together a quote, and you approve it before anything starts. What AWS bills is pay-per-use and goes straight to AWS.
What if my team does not know containers?
They take part from the pilot on, and the handoff includes runbooks and a handover session.

Tell me what you have today and I will reply, almost always within 24 hours.

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