Moving to AWS specifically? We run AWS migrations end to end — assessment, landing zone, cutover and post-migration cost optimisation — using the AWS Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) and the Well-Architected Framework, with workloads kept in EU regions for data residency. AWS AI and managed services are available from day one.
A migration to AWS is a chain of decisions — region choice, account structure, refactor scope and cost control. We answer the four that most often hold projects up.
Which Region do I pick, and how do I keep data in the EU? We design on European Regions (e.g. Spain, eu-south-2) for data residency and low latency.
Do I lift-and-shift (rehost) or modernise on the way? We map each workload to the right 6 Rs strategy rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
How do I stop the AWS bill from spiralling? We apply FinOps from day one: right-sizing, Savings Plans and cost allocation tagging.
What about security and multi-account governance? We stand up a landing zone with AWS Organizations, IAM and auditable guardrails.
Every engagement follows AWS-prescribed practice — from a Migration Readiness Assessment to a governed landing zone and ongoing FinOps.
Workload inventory, dependency analysis and a business case with the AWS MAP before anything moves.
Multi-account structure with AWS Organizations, IAM, networking and audit-ready security guardrails.
Fast migration with AWS Application Migration Service (MGN) for workloads that need no changes.
Managed databases (RDS/Aurora), containers (ECS/EKS) and serverless where they add value.
Database and large-volume moves with AWS DMS plus integrity validation before cutover.
Continuous right-sizing, Savings Plans, Reserved Instances and tagging to keep spend under control.
Independently sourced figures on AWS market position and migration economics — not our own claims.
~30%
AWS share of the global cloud infrastructure services market — the leading provider
Source: Synergy Research Group / Canalys, cloud infrastructure market share 2024
3 AZs
Minimum Availability Zones per AWS Region (e.g. Spain, eu-south-2) for resilient, in-EU workloads
Source: AWS Global Infrastructure documentation
6 Rs
Migration strategies (rehost, replatform, repurchase, refactor, retain, retire) we map each workload to
Source: AWS Migration Acceleration Program / "6 Rs" framework
Cost depends on the number of workloads, the degree of modernisation (rehost vs. refactor) and ongoing consumption. We start with a Migration Readiness Assessment that produces a business case and a monthly AWS cost estimate before any budget is committed. We don't invent figures — we base them on your real inventory.
Timeline depends on the size of the estate; a rehost of simple workloads is a matter of weeks, a broad modernisation, months. We design zero-downtime cutovers using continuous replication (AWS MGN/DMS) and a planned, reversible cutover window.
Yes. We deploy in AWS European Regions, including the Spain Region (eu-south-2), for data residency and GDPR compliance. Region choice is part of the landing zone design.
If AWS is your destination, this page is for you. If you're still deciding, our cloud migration page compares AWS, Azure and GCP neutrally and helps you choose before you commit.
It isn't mandatory, but a team applying AWS-prescribed practices (MAP, Well-Architected, landing zone) reduces risk, avoids cost overruns and accelerates cutover versus doing it in-house without prior AWS experience.
Book a free AWS migration assessment: we map your workloads to the right migration strategy, size the AWS landing zone and give you a costed, zero-downtime plan.
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