CloudSyncPK Owns
- Discovery, migration sequencing, and target-environment planning
- Execution of approved in-scope migration activities
- Cutover validation and rollback coordination against agreed criteria
Migrating from on-premises servers or another host to AWS carries real risk if it’s not planned properly. We handle the assessment, the migration plan, and the cutover — with a rollback path if anything goes wrong.
The most common migration mistakes are moving without a proper assessment, underestimating database migration complexity, and having no rollback plan if the cutover doesn’t go smoothly. These mistakes cause downtime, data loss risk, and lost customer trust — all avoidable with proper planning.
We assess your current infrastructure, build a detailed migration blueprint, and execute the move to AWS with a defined cutover window and rollback plan. Database migration, DNS cutover, and validation are all handled as part of the process.
We review your current infrastructure, dependencies, and data.
We build a detailed plan including timeline, risk points, and rollback strategy.
We migrate your data and infrastructure, then perform the DNS cutover during a planned window.
We validate the new environment and provide 2 weeks of post-migration support.
The final statement of work controls the engagement. These boundaries show how this service is normally scoped before project-specific requirements are confirmed.
Scoped based on data volume, number of services, and migration complexity. Confirmed after a free infrastructure assessment.
Plan My AWS MigrationWe never request AWS root credentials or account passwords. Access is granted via temporary, least-privilege IAM roles and removed after project completion.
The cutover strategy is designed to minimize disruption, but the expected maintenance window depends on your application, database, DNS, and source environment. We document the expected impact and rollback criteria during planning.
Every migration blueprint includes a rollback plan so we can revert to the previous environment if a critical issue is found.
Yes, when included in scope. The method depends on the source and target engines, data size, compatibility, and acceptable cutover window. Any required schema conversion is assessed before it is promised.
Yes, we’ll need appropriate access to assess and migrate your current environment. We use temporary, scoped access and never request permanent credentials beyond what’s needed for the project.
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