Discover — mapping a system across a wall of diagrams and plansDiagnose — analyzing dashboards and metrics to pinpoint the problemDesign — wireframes, UI/UX and software development of the solutionDeliver — implementing and delivering the finished productEvolve — continuous improvement and leveling upCloud infrastructure and DevOps engineer in a network operations center overlooking the city skyline

Cloud Infrastructure & DevOps

Vendor-neutral cloud migration, DevOps, and cost optimization — by senior nearshore engineers certified on AWS, Azure, and GCP. We move you to the right cloud, automate it, and keep the bill in check.

  • 3
    Clouds (AWS·Azure·GCP)
  • Zero
    Downtime cutovers
  • 17
    Countries served
  • 1,000+
    Projects delivered

Companies that believe in us

What is cloud migration?

Cloud migration is moving your applications, data, and infrastructure from on-premise servers — or one cloud to another — onto a platform like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, re-platforming or re-architecting them to run faster, scale on demand, and cost less to operate.

A cloud engineer mapping services and databases to the cloud across an infrastructure console and an architecture diagram
Cloud migration vs. cloud-native — what's the difference?
Migration is moving an existing system onto the cloud (rehost or replatform). Cloud-native means building (or rebuilding) it to use cloud services directly — serverless, managed databases, autoscaling. Migration gets you there; cloud-native is how much you modernize on the way.
Lift-and-shift vs. re-architecting?
Lift-and-shift (rehost) moves your app as-is — fastest, lowest risk, fewer cloud gains. Re-architecting rebuilds it cloud-native — slower and costlier up front, but maximum scalability and the lowest run cost. Most workloads land in the middle: replatform.

Key takeaways

  • Vendor-neutral — AWS, Azure, or GCP by fit, not by quota. We don't resell one cloud; we recommend the right one.

  • From $50 USD/hour, senior certified engineers — leaner than a big systems integrator.

  • Migration + DevOps + FinOps in one — moved, automated with CI/CD and IaC, and cost-optimized.

  • Zero-downtime cutovers, migrated in waves and validated against milestones.

  • AI-powered — more shipped in the same hours, and a lower cloud bill to run.

Why migrate

Obsolete servers don't just slow you down — they cost you.

Staying on obsolete servers

  • Security exposure — unpatched OS and hardware are an open door; one breach can sink a business.

  • Unplanned downtime — aging machines fail, and every hour offline costs revenue and trust.

  • Can't scale — fixed capacity means you over-buy for peaks and still fall over on the big day.

  • Rising upkeep — power, cooling, spare parts, and the staff to babysit it all add up.

  • Talent gap — fewer engineers want to (or can) maintain legacy infrastructure.

  • No real disaster recovery — a fire, flood, or dead disk can wipe years of data.

Migrating with WeEvolveIT

  • Managed security — patched and monitored, backed by the platform's compliance certifications.

  • High availability — redundancy across zones, designed to stay up when hardware doesn't.

  • Elastic scaling — capacity grows and shrinks with demand; never over-buy again.

  • Pay for what you use — plus FinOps tuning so the bill stays lean.

  • Faster delivery — CI/CD and infrastructure as code ship features in days, not quarters.

  • Built-in disaster recovery — automated backups and tested failover.

What we offer

Migrate, automate, and optimize — end to end.

Migration approaches

We move you off aging servers — onto the cloud you trust.

Before

On-premise servers

Migrate

After

Cloud · AWS · Azure · GCP

How the migration works

From assessment to a leaner cloud, step by step.

We migrate in waves, not big-bang — assess your infrastructure, plan the right strategy per workload, migrate with zero-downtime cutovers, optimize cost with FinOps, then operate and keep improving.

Assess
01Assess

We audit your current infra, costs, and dependencies.

Why WeEvolveIT

Vendor-neutral cloud — the right platform, run lean.

The hyperscalers sell their own cloud; the big integrators sell bloat. We're vendor-neutral — certified on AWS, Azure, and GCP, and paid to pick the one that fits, not the one with a quota — with FinOps baked in so the bill stays honest, delivered by senior nearshore teams that work your hours.

Certified & experienced across

How it works · Our method

The WeEvolveIT five-phase method, applied to your migration.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We map your workloads, dependencies, and the dollar value of moving each — a fixed-scope assessment, so you see the migration plan and the cost before committing.

  2. 02

    Diagnose

    We assess your current infrastructure, the cloud-readiness of each app, and where the biggest cost and performance wins are.

  3. 03

    Design

    We design the target architecture — the right cloud, the right managed services, the migration approach per workload, and the DevOps pipeline.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    We migrate in waves with zero-downtime cutovers, stand up CI/CD and infrastructure as code, and validate every workload against milestones.

  5. 05

    Evolve

    Continuous improvement. We keep optimizing cost (FinOps), tightening security, and adopting new cloud capabilities — your platform stays current and lean, without you standing up a full cloud team in-house.

Where we work

US-first, LATAM-rooted, globally proven

Cost & engagement

Scoped to your project — from $50 USD an hour.

There's no flat rate for the cloud — the cost depends on the magnitude and scope of your project. Senior certified engineering starts at $50 USD/hour, and ongoing maintenance runs either hourly or as a fixed monthly retainer, whichever fits your case. We scope a fixed-price assessment first, so you see the plan and the numbers before any migration starts.

FinOps · built to save you money

Cloud bills balloon when nobody owns the cost. We right-size, clean up waste, and buy capacity smartly — the savings frequently offset the migration work itself. AI tooling means more shipped in the same hours.

FAQ

What teams ask before migrating.

01What is cloud migration?

Cloud migration is moving your applications, data, and infrastructure from on-premise servers — or from one cloud to another — onto a cloud platform like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. Depending on the workload, you rehost it as-is, replatform it with targeted upgrades, or refactor it to run cloud-native.

02What are the main challenges of cloud migration?

The usual ones: hidden dependencies between systems, surprise costs after go-live, downtime risk during cutover, data security and compliance, and skills gaps in the in-house team. We de-risk each with a fixed-scope assessment, dependency mapping, waved cutovers, and FinOps from day one.

03How long does a cloud migration take?

It depends on the number and complexity of workloads. A single app can move in weeks; a full datacenter exit runs months, in waves. We scope it in the discovery phase so you get a realistic timeline and cost before any migration starts.

04How much does cloud migration cost?

Engineering starts at $50 USD/hour with senior certified talent, and the engagement is scoped up front. Just as important is what migration saves: right-sizing and FinOps frequently cut the ongoing cloud bill enough to offset the project cost.

05AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud — which should we choose?

It depends on your stack, your team's skills, and your workloads — not on who we resell (we're vendor-neutral). We assess fit across all three and recommend the platform, or mix, that costs less and runs better for your case.

06Will there be downtime during migration?

We plan for zero-downtime cutovers wherever possible — migrating in waves, running old and new in parallel, and switching over with validated rollback plans. Any unavoidable maintenance window is scheduled and minimized.

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Tell us your stack and your goals. We'll come back with a scoped assessment, the target architecture, and what it costs to move — and to run leaner once you're there.

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