Cloud Migration & Infrastructure

Migrate to the cloud without disrupting your business

Aging on-premise infrastructure, uncontrolled costs, manual deployments, zero observability? We manage your cloud migration from audit to FinOps optimization — on AWS, GCP, Azure, or multi-cloud.

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The challenge

Why businesses migrate to the cloud

On-premise infrastructures and unoptimized cloud setups become a brake on growth. The warning signs are clear:

Aging on-premise infrastructure: end-of-life servers, critical updates postponed
Uncontrolled cloud costs: bills rising 30% per year with no visibility or governance
Zero observability: no metrics, no centralized logs, blind debugging
Manual deployments: risky production releases, impossible rollbacks, no CI/CD
Security vulnerabilities: no WAF, no systematic encryption, overly permissive IAM
No autoscaling: permanent overprovisioning or crashes during traffic spikes
Single point of failure: mono-zone architecture, no failover, no disaster recovery
Degraded time-to-market: 2 weeks to provision a test environment
Architecture

Technical overview

Landing zone & delivery cloud

Fondations cloud sécurisées avec CI/CD intégrée et observabilité transverse

Organisation
Réseau
Sécurité
Plateforme
CI/CD
Observabilité
Déploiement
Comptes / Projets
Policies & Guardrails
VPC / VNetSubnets publics & privés
Firewall / WAF
IAM / RBAC
Secrets Manager
Audit Logs
Kubernetes / Compute
DatabaseRDS, Cloud SQL
CacheRedis, Memcached
Queue / DLQSQS, Pub/Sub
GitGitHub, GitLab
Pipeline CI/CDBuild, Test, Scan
DeployCanary / Blue-green
LogsCloudWatch, Loki
MetricsPrometheus, Datadog
TracesJaeger, X-Ray
Source
Traitement
Service
Stockage
Sortie
Couche
Solution comparison

Which cloud provider for your migration?

We are not affiliated with any cloud provider. We recommend the solution best suited to your technical context, regulatory constraints, and business goals.

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Strengths
  • Market leader, most comprehensive service catalog (200+ services)
  • Mature ecosystem: EKS, Lambda, RDS, CloudFront, S3
  • Global presence (33 regions, 100+ availability zones)
  • Massive community, exhaustive documentation, recognized certifications
Limitations
  • Pricing complexity: multi-dimensional billing difficult to predict
  • Strong vendor lock-in on proprietary managed services
  • Steep learning curve for non-initiated teams
  • Expensive premium support (Business/Enterprise Support)
Ideal for: Scale-ups, high-traffic e-commerce, serverless architectures, data-intensive workloads
Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

Strengths
  • Data & AI excellence: BigQuery, Vertex AI, Dataflow
  • Native Kubernetes (GKE) — Google is the creator of K8s
  • Premium global network, optimized latency
  • Transparent pricing with automatic sustained-use discounts
Limitations
  • Lower market share, fewer specialized integration partners
  • Narrower managed services catalog than AWS
  • Fewer available regions than AWS and Azure
  • Less mature enterprise ecosystem on certain verticals
Ideal for: Data/ML projects, Kubernetes-native architectures, Google Workspace organizations
Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure

Strengths
  • Native integration with Microsoft ecosystem (AD, Office 365, Dynamics)
  • Mature hybrid offering with Azure Arc and Azure Stack
  • Strong enterprise positioning and compliance (ISO, SOC, GDPR)
  • Integrated Azure DevOps, complete CI/CD out-of-the-box
Limitations
  • Complex and sometimes slow portal interface
  • Non-intuitive service naming, frequent changes
  • Variable performance depending on regions and service tiers
  • High egress and bandwidth costs
Ideal for: Microsoft-centric enterprises, hybrid environments, regulated sectors (finance, healthcare)

Multi-Cloud / Hybrid

Strengths
  • Reduced vendor lock-in, strengthened pricing negotiations
  • Best-of-breed: choose the best service per cloud provider
  • Maximum resilience: cross-provider service continuity
  • Geographic compliance: data localized by region/jurisdiction
Limitations
  • Significantly increased operational complexity
  • Multiplied team skills (multi-cloud certifications)
  • Inter-cloud transit costs (egress fees)
  • More complex observability and governance tooling
Ideal for: International groups, multi-jurisdiction regulatory constraints, anti-lock-in strategy

No technology dogma. We recommend the solution best suited to your context, constraints and ambitions. Every choice is documented and justified.

Our methodology

End-to-end support, phase by phase

Each phase produces concrete deliverables. You maintain visibility and control at every step.

01 Infrastructure Audit & Diagnosis
02 Target Cloud Architecture
03 Migration Plan & PoC
04 Migration & Infrastructure as Code
05 Security, Compliance & Observability
06 Optimization & FinOps
01 2 to 3 weeks

Infrastructure Audit & Diagnosis

Map the existing infrastructure, identify workloads, assess cloud maturity, and define objectives. We don't migrate blindly — we start from your infrastructure reality.
Deliverables
  • Complete workload inventory (servers, databases, services, dependencies)
  • Network mapping and inter-system data flows
  • Current cost analysis (infra, licenses, operations, on-call)
  • Organization cloud maturity assessment
  • Quick wins and major risks identification
  • Existing security and compliance assessment
  • Dev, Ops, and business team interviews
  • Diagnostic report with prioritized recommendations
02 3 to 4 weeks

Target Cloud Architecture

Design the target cloud architecture based on your business, technical, and regulatory constraints. Choose managed services, define networking, security, and observability.
Deliverables
  • Documented target cloud architecture (compute, storage, network, security)
  • Cloud provider choice and justification (or multi-cloud strategy)
  • Network design: VPC, subnets, peering, VPN/Direct Connect
  • Containerization strategy (Docker, Kubernetes, ECS/EKS/GKE)
  • Managed services design (databases, cache, queues, CDN)
  • Security architecture (IAM, WAF, Security Groups, encryption)
  • Observability strategy (logs, metrics, traces, alerting)
  • Cloud TCO estimation over 12, 24, and 36 months
03 2 to 4 weeks

Migration Plan & PoC

Define the migration strategy (lift & shift, replatform, refactor), prioritize workloads, and validate the approach with a Proof of Concept on a representative scope.
Deliverables
  • Per-workload migration strategy (6R: Rehost, Replatform, Refactor, Repurchase, Retire, Retain)
  • Migration wave prioritization and sequencing
  • PoC on a representative workload (target architecture validation)
  • Data migration plan (strategy, tools, validation)
  • Go/no-go criteria per migration wave
  • Rollback plan and fallback procedures
  • RACI matrix and migration program governance
  • Detailed schedule with milestones, dependencies, and critical paths
04 2 to 6 months

Migration & Infrastructure as Code

Execute migration in waves, provision infrastructure via Terraform/Pulumi, automate deployments with CI/CD, and validate each step before moving to the next.

-40%coûts cloud
Deliverables
  • Complete Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, Pulumi, or CloudFormation)
  • Industrialized CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, ArgoCD)
  • Validated wave-by-wave workload migration
  • Database migration (DMS, replication, integrity validation)
  • Network and security configuration (Security Groups, NACLs, WAF)
  • Autoscaling setup and scaling policies
  • Post-migration load testing and performance validation
  • Technical documentation and operational runbooks
05 2 to 4 weeks

Security, Compliance & Observability

Harden security posture, implement regulatory compliance, and deploy comprehensive observability. Security is not optional — it's fundamental.

S1S2S3S4S5
Deliverables
  • Cloud security audit (CIS Benchmarks, Well-Architected Review)
  • Least-privilege IAM and systematic MFA setup
  • Encryption at rest and in transit on all services
  • WAF, DDoS protection, and network security configuration
  • Observability stack deployment (Datadog, Grafana, or CloudWatch)
  • Intelligent alerting and automated escalation (PagerDuty, OpsGenie)
  • GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001 compliance per your requirements
  • Pentest and vulnerability scanning on cloud infrastructure
06 Ongoing

Optimization & FinOps

Continuously optimize cloud costs, performance, and reliability. FinOps is not a project — it's a permanent discipline to control your cloud spending.
Deliverables
  • FinOps governance setup (tagging, cost allocation, budgets)
  • Instance right-sizing and reservation optimization (RI/Savings Plans)
  • Orphaned resource identification and removal
  • Scaling automation and shutdown policies (dev/staging)
  • Cloud cost reporting by team, project, and environment
  • Continuous performance optimization (latency, throughput, availability)
  • Technology watch and adoption of relevant new managed services
  • Quarterly architecture review and evolution recommendations
Business value

What you concretely gain

Expected results

Cost optimization (FinOps)

Elastic scalability

Reliability and high availability

Cost optimization (FinOps)

Right-sizing, reserved instances, spot instances, auto-scaling — every cloud euro is justified. 25 to 40% infrastructure cost reduction observed.

Elastic scalability

Horizontal and vertical autoscaling, traffic spike management without overprovisioning. Your infrastructure adapts in real time to demand.

Reliability and high availability

Multi-AZ architecture, automatic failover, guaranteed 99.9%+ SLA. Your services stay online even if an availability zone fails.

Security and compliance

Least-privilege IAM, end-to-end encryption, WAF, pentests, GDPR/SOC 2/ISO 27001 compliance. Security is integrated by design, not bolted on after.

Accelerated deployments

Infrastructure as Code, automated CI/CD, GitOps — move from weekly manual deployments to multiple daily releases with confidence.

Complete observability

Centralized logs, real-time metrics, distributed tracing, intelligent alerting. You know exactly what's happening in your infrastructure at all times.

Client references

They trusted us with this type of engagement

Kering — Boucheron

Hybrid cloud AWS/AliCloud for global e-commerce deployment (WW & APAC). Multi-cluster Kubernetes, Datadog observability, GitLab CI/CD.

Truffaut

Complete AWS migration of Magento + Mirakl e-commerce infrastructure. Terraform, autoscaling, FinOps optimization, CloudWatch monitoring.

Christian Louboutin

Multi-zone Azure cloud architecture since 2018. PCI DSS compliance, high availability, global CDN, continuous performance optimization.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions, our answers

01 How much does a cloud migration cost and what is the expected ROI?
The cost depends on scope: number of workloads, dependency complexity, compliance requirements. Generally, ROI is achieved in 12 to 18 months through infrastructure cost reduction (25-40%), datacenter cost elimination, and team productivity gains. Our diagnostic phase includes a comparative TCO estimate over 3 years.
02 What is the average duration of a cloud migration?
From 3 to 9 months depending on complexity. A lift & shift of around ten servers can be done in 2-3 months. A migration with replatforming and modernization of complex legacy infrastructure takes 6 to 9 months. We favor a wave-based approach to deliver value quickly and reduce risks.
03 How do you guarantee zero downtime during migration?
We use proven migration strategies: continuous data replication (DMS, Change Data Capture), progressive DNS switchover, blue-green deployment. Each wave includes a full dry-run, go/no-go criteria, and a tested rollback plan. The site remains operational throughout the transition.
04 Should you choose a single cloud provider or a multi-cloud strategy?
It depends on your context. For most businesses, a primary cloud provider with a lock-in avoidance strategy (containers, IaC, open standards) is the best cost/complexity trade-off. Multi-cloud is justified for multi-jurisdiction regulatory constraints or pricing negotiation strategies.
05 How do you control cloud costs after migration is complete?
We implement FinOps discipline from the start: systematic resource tagging, per-project/team budgets and alerts, automated right-sizing, reserved instances, spot instances for tolerant workloads, automatic shutdown of non-prod environments. Monthly reporting and quarterly review.
06 Our teams lack cloud skills. How do you handle upskilling?
Knowledge transfer is integrated into every phase. Your teams participate in architecture decisions, Terraform code reviews, and production deployments. We provide complete operational documentation (runbooks, playbooks). Optionally, we offer AWS/GCP/Azure certification training.

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