Migrate to the cloud or Kubernetes step by step, with a way back at every stage
A migration done in one big weekend puts the whole business at risk if something goes wrong. DoneDeploy plans moves to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or Kubernetes in small, reversible steps, from physical servers, virtual machines or another cloud, with AI helping inventory what you run and draft the new setup. Each step has a rollback plan, and we plan for zero or minimal downtime and tell you in advance what to expect.
From design to implementation, and everything after:
What goes wrong without it
Old servers holding you back
Ageing hardware or VMs are hard to scale, patch and recover, but moving feels too risky.
Unknown dependencies
Nobody is sure what talks to what, so any move might break something unexpected.
Fear of downtime
The business cannot afford a long outage, so the migration keeps getting postponed.
What we do
- Use AI to inventory servers, applications and dependencies, checked by engineers
- Choose the target for each workload: managed services, virtual machines, containers or Kubernetes
- Build the target environment as code before anything moves
- Move workloads in small steps, with data replication and a tested rollback for each
- Plan cut-overs for zero or minimal downtime, scheduled with you
- Retire the old environment only once the new one has proven itself
What you get
- An inventory and dependency map of what you run today
- A migration plan with steps, rollback points and expected downtime
- The target environment as code in your Git
- Runbooks for operating the new environment
From first call to continuous improvement
Free first consultation
We learn what you run today, where you want to move it and why.
Inventory and plan
With AI helping map servers and dependencies, we plan the order of moves and the rollback for each.
Fixed-price proposal
We agree the target, the migration plan and the price.
Migrate in steps
Engineers build the target and move workloads one step at a time, checking each before the next.
Settle and improve
We retire the old setup, then tune cost and reliability in the new one.
AWS
Google Cloud
Azure
Kubernetes
Terraform
Docker
Helm
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Frequently asked
How do we migrate to the cloud without downtime?
By replicating data ahead of time, moving one workload at a time and switching traffic only once the new copy is checked. Some moves can be done with no downtime, others need a short window that we plan with you.
Should we move to Kubernetes or to managed services?
It depends on the workload. Kubernetes suits many services that change often; managed services or plain VMs can be simpler for others. We recommend per workload with the reasons.
What if something goes wrong during the migration?
Every step has a tested rollback, and the old environment stays in place until the new one has proven itself.
Tell us what you run and what you want to change. We reply personally, and the first consultation is free.
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