Cloud Application Development Company

For elastic or growing workloads with managed-service discipline — usually yes, and the ops burden drops besides. For steady-state workloads lifted without re-architecture — often no. The assessment does your math with your numbers; we've told clients to keep racks before, and we'll show you the model either way.

Serverless for spiky/event-driven work; managed containers (ECS/Cloud Run/App Service) as the pragmatic default; [Kubernetes](/technologies/kubernetes/) when multi-service scale genuinely demands it. Complexity is a cost we spend only when the workload pays it back. [K8s vs serverless →](/compare/kubernetes-vs-serverless/)

Yes — with eligible services, BAAs, encryption, audit logging, and network isolation designed in; regulated architectures are routine here. Hybrid splits handle the truly residency-bound remainder. [Compliance guides →](/resources/security-compliance/)

Staged migrations run workload-by-workload with parallel operation and rollback per phase — the business shouldn't feel the move, only the results. Big-bang cutovers are for press releases, not production. [Migration strategy →](/resources/cloud-devops/cloud-migration-6rs/)

Your team (with our runbooks and training), or ours under [DevOps-as-a-service](/services/devops-services/) with SLAs — most clients start with us operating and transition as they hire.

Almost always — tagging, right-sizing, storage lifecycle, and commitment strategy recover 20–35% in the first pass, no rebuild required. [Start with the assessment →](/services/devops-services/)