Cloud Modernization
Refactor legacy monoliths into resilient, event-driven, cloud-native systems.
We modernize brittle, expensive legacy stacks into elastic, event-driven, cloud-native systems — without stalling the business. Our modernization squads combine domain-driven design, strangler-fig migration patterns and hands-on hyperscaler expertise.
Legacy platforms cap growth, inflate cost and slow every release. Modernizing correctly — not just lifting to VMs — unlocks 40-60% TCO reduction and multi-x deploy velocity.
Everything included in
Cloud Modernization.
Application Refactoring
Break monoliths into services with domain-driven decomposition and strangler-fig cutovers.
Container & Kubernetes
Package, orchestrate and operate workloads on EKS, AKS or GKE with production hardening.
Serverless Replatform
Move batch and event workloads to Lambda, Functions or Cloud Run with cost telemetry.
API-First Redesign
GraphQL and event-driven backbones so front-ends move without waiting on core teams.
Data Modernization
OLTP-to-cloud-native, lakehouse patterns and streaming with Kafka / Kinesis / PubSub.
Legacy Wrapping
Expose mainframe / ERP capabilities through modern APIs while migration continues.
A repeatable engagement,
tuned to your estate.
- PHASE 01Discover
Portfolio scoring, business-case modeling, 6R decision per workload.
- PHASE 02Design
Target architecture, event catalog, service topology and cutover plan.
- PHASE 03Deliver
Iterative slice-by-slice modernization with continuous production traffic validation.
- PHASE 04Operate
Handover to platform + SRE with observability, SLOs and cost guardrails built in.
The stack we deploy
on day one.
- · Kubernetes
- · Serverless functions
- · Managed containers
- · Kafka
- · EventBridge / Event Hubs
- · API gateway
- · Postgres / Aurora
- · Cosmos / Spanner
- · Lakehouse (Databricks, BigQuery)
- · Terraform
- · ArgoCD / Flux
- · GitHub Actions / Azure DevOps
Best-in-class tools we bring in.
Common questions,
answered.
Do we need to freeze features during modernization?+
No. We use strangler-fig patterns so business features keep shipping while workloads move.