Cloud Migration & Architecture

A cloud migration service moves systems from old servers to the cloud in a planned way: assessing what is worth moving, designing placement and sizing, moving in stages, then setting up cost control. Legia handles AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and local providers, with the old system staying up until the new one proves stable.

The basis is the number of workloads moved, how tightly the systems are linked, and whether cost control and monitoring are included. Legia gives the details after the readiness assessment, and that stage can be taken separately.

No. The cloud provider's bill is paid directly by you in your company's name, separate from Legia's service fee. That way usage and cost stay under your control. Paid software licenses are also billed directly by their provider.

No. Some systems make more sense staying on your own infrastructure, especially when their usage pattern is stable and predictable. Legia gives the comparison in the readiness assessment report.

Legia labels every resource, sets budget limits and usage alerts, and sizes resources to the real load. Monthly reviews include savings recommendations that can be acted on right away.

No. Workloads are moved piece by piece and run alongside the old system until proven stable. The full switch is done in a time window you set, and each stage has a rollback plan.

Access rights per person and per role, two-step authentication for admin accounts, data encryption, backups, and access logs. The rules go into the architecture document, so they can be reviewed before the migration starts.

For a mid-size workload, the whole process generally takes 2 to 4 months, from readiness assessment to handover. The exact duration depends on the number of workloads and how tightly the old systems are tied together, so Legia gives a stage-by-stage schedule after the readiness assessment.

Legia handles AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure, as well as local cloud and VPS providers. The choice is driven by technical needs and cost comparison, not vendor preference.

Cloud migration is a project to move and reorganize systems in the cloud, complete with placement design and cost control. Server Installation & Management sets up and looks after the servers themselves every month, in the office or in the cloud. The two often come in sequence: migration first, then ongoing management.

Your team can manage it with the documentation and training handed over. If you prefer to hand it off, the Server Installation & Management or IT Support & Infrastructure Management service handles it on subscription, including its monthly cost review.