SERVICE // AWS CLOUD MIGRATION
The move to AWS, planned before it happens.
AWS-certified engineers migrate your data, applications, and pipelines with a staged cutover and a rollback path. ETL, data lakes, and DataOps arrive organized and usable, not just relocated.
THE PRACTICE
What a migration covers.
Six workstreams, one bench: the move itself plus the data engineering that makes the destination worth arriving at.
Cloud migration
Staged moves with AWS Migration Hub and Server Migration Service, sequenced for minimal downtime and a rollback path at every gate.
ETL preparation
AWS Glue and Data Pipeline jobs that extract, transform, and load into S3 and Redshift, tested against your data before cutover.
Data lake build
S3 data lakes governed with Lake Formation, so storage scales without the lake turning into a swamp.
Cloud architecture
EC2, RDS, and Lambda architectures designed on the Well-Architected Framework and delivered as source.
DataOps
Step Functions and delivery discipline around your data operations, so quality holds after the migration team leaves.
Compliance & management
AWS Config and IAM policies set up with the access controls your auditors expect, from day one.
WHERE THIS SITS // CWR90
This is Crawl work: days 01-30 of the 90. Before an agent ships, this is what gets fixed first.
WHY HYSCALER
Judged on the cutover, not the deck.
The uncomfortable questions get asked before the migration, not after it.
Baselined before the move
Current infrastructure cost and performance are measured first, so the migration's saving is a number you can check, not a promise.
MEASURED, NOT PROMISED
A rollback is part of the plan
Every cutover gate has a way back. If a stage fails validation, you return to the last good state instead of pushing through.
STAGED // REVERSIBLE
Data stays usable mid-flight
Pipelines are modeled before anything moves, so reporting and operations keep running while the migration is underway.
PIPELINES FIRST
Yours after handover
Everything runs inside your AWS account and lands in your repositories as infrastructure-as-code. No dependency on us to change it.
YOUR ACCOUNT, YOUR CODE
FAQ // QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
What is cloud migration?
It’s the process of moving your data, applications, and systems from traditional infrastructure to the cloud environment.
Is AWS the right choice for my business?
Yes, AWS offers scalable, secure, and cost-effective cloud solutions suitable for businesses of all sizes and industries.
Is my data safe during AWS cloud migration?
AWS and HyScaler follow best practices in encryption, secure transfer, and role-based access control.
Will migrating to AWS reduce my IT costs?
Often, yes: AWS’s pay-as-you-go pricing and resource right-sizing remove hardware maintenance overhead. Savings depend on your workloads, so we baseline your current infrastructure cost before migration and track spend against it after cutover.
What is the role of data engineering in AWS Cloud Migration?
Data engineering in AWS Cloud Migration involves designing, building, and managing data pipelines and architectures using AWS services like AWS Glue, S3, and Redshift to ensure reliable data transfer and integration.
What is the future of data engineer?
In the future, data engineers can swiftly execute large jobs with powerful cloud warehousing technologies like BigQuery, Snowflake, Firebolt, and Databricks.
How long does an AWS cloud migration take?
It runs weeks to months depending on scope: the number of workloads, how much data moves, and how much of the pipeline layer needs rebuilding rather than relocating. We sequence the migration in stages with a validation gate at each one, and the schedule is written into the proposal before work starts.
What do you need from us to start an AWS cloud migration?
Read access to the current environment, an inventory of the workloads and data in scope, and a technical contact who can answer questions about how systems are actually used. We handle discovery from there and come back with a staged migration plan. You do not need AWS expertise in-house to begin.
What support do you provide after the migration is complete?
After cutover we run a stabilization period where the same engineers who moved the workloads watch cost, performance, and pipeline health against the baseline. Beyond that, support is optional: some clients keep a retainer for ongoing DataOps, others take the runbooks and operate the environment themselves. Either way the AWS account, the code, and the documentation are already yours.
How is an AWS cloud migration priced?
We scope it on an engineering call first, then send a proposal priced against the actual workloads, data volumes, and cutover constraints involved. Most migrations run as a fixed-scope engagement, and ongoing DataOps or support runs as a retainer. We do not publish rates because a migration priced without discovery is a guess.
Plan the move before you commit to it.
A scoping call with an engineer maps what you run today, what should move, and in what order. If a workload should not move, you will hear that too.
Business enquiry, routed to engineering.