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Cloud migration and architecture that holds up under real traffic

Centricone Technologies plans and runs cloud work end to end: assessing what you have, moving it without a weekend outage, and leaving behind an architecture with its costs, failure modes, and recovery path written down.

A migration is only finished when someone other than the person who ran it can operate the result. Every engagement ends with runbooks, diagrams, and access in your team's hands.

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The cloud bill went up and the outages didn't stop

01

Lifted and shifted, never rearchitected

The servers moved and the design didn't, so you now pay cloud prices for a data-centre architecture and gained none of the elasticity.

02

Nobody can explain the bill

Spend grows with no owner per line item, idle capacity runs all weekend, and the finance conversation arrives before the tagging strategy does.

03

Recovery is a theory

Backups exist, restores have never been rehearsed, and the failover plan lives in one engineer's memory.

Centricone covers assessment, landing zone, migration, and the operating model after it — including the cost and security work most migrations postpone.

Migrate

Cloud migration and architecture, planned before it is executed

Operate

Cost, resilience, and the day after the migration

Stack

Platforms and tooling we work in

Providers

  • AWS
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Google Cloud
  • Cloudflare

Infrastructure

  • Terraform
  • Kubernetes
  • Docker
  • Lambda
  • ECS
  • Azure Functions

Operations

  • Datadog
  • Grafana
  • CloudWatch
  • OpenTelemetry
  • PagerDuty

How a cloud engagement runs

1

Assess what actually runs

Inventory, dependencies, traffic, and the constraints — data residency, licences, and the systems nobody is allowed to restart.

2

Build the landing zone

Accounts, network, identity, logging, and guardrails as code, so every later workload inherits them instead of improvising.

3

Migrate in waves

Lowest-risk workloads first to prove the runbook, then the rest in dependency order with a rollback path at each step.

4

Hand over the operating model

Diagrams, runbooks, cost dashboards, and an on-call path — with your team driving before we step back.

Why teams choose Centricone for cloud work

Migration plans with a rollback path at every wave

Cost and security designed in, not bolted on after

Infrastructure as code — no console-only changes

US and Canada time-zone overlap, with senior contacts

What teams get out of it

An architecture someone else can run

Documented, reproducible from code, with costs attributed and recovery rehearsed — so the platform stops depending on whoever built it.

Spend you can explain

Tagged, budgeted, reviewed monthly

Rehearsed recovery

Restores tested against an agreed RTO

Elastic capacity

Scaling that matches real demand

Least-privilege access

IAM and encryption set at the landing zone

Frequently asked questions

Still weighing it up? Book a free consultation and we’ll scope it with you.

The assessment and landing zone are usually a few weeks. The migration itself depends on how many applications move and how tangled their dependencies are — we move in waves, so value arrives before the last workload lands rather than after it.
Whichever your constraints point at: existing licences and identity, the managed services your workloads need, your data-residency requirements, and where your team already has skills. We give a recommendation with the reasoning written down, not a preference.
Usually, yes, and the first pass is rarely subtle — untagged resources, idle non-production environments, oversized instances, and storage tiers nobody revisited. We start with an audit that shows where the money goes before proposing changes.
For most workloads, no more than a planned cutover window, and for many, none — we replicate, run in parallel, and switch traffic. Where downtime is unavoidable it is scheduled, rehearsed, and given a rollback path before it happens.
Yes. Region selection, data-transfer paths, and access controls are designed against the regime that applies to you — PIPEDA and provincial rules such as PHIPA for Canadian data, and the equivalent US requirements for your sector.