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Moving to AWS without a weekend of downtime to get there.
A cloud migration is an infrastructure project and a risk-management project at the same time.
Moving from on-prem hosting, a legacy data center, or another cloud provider to AWS involves more than copying files across — DNS cutover, data consistency, and a rollback plan if something does not go as expected. We plan and execute cloud migrations in stages, verified at each step, instead of a single high-risk cutover weekend.
Signs This Is Worth a Conversation
Current hosting is limiting how you can scale or deploy
On-prem infrastructure requires more internal maintenance than it is worth
A migration has been scoped before but stalled over concern about downtime or data loss
What We Do
A staged migration plan
Verified at each step, with a clear rollback option if something does not check out.
Right-sized target architecture
Built for what you actually need on AWS, not a lift-and-shift of oversized legacy infrastructure.
Zero or near-zero downtime cutover
Planned around your actual traffic patterns, not scheduled for whenever is convenient for us.
Proof, Not Promises
This is the same rigor behind our platform migrations — Artec's move off Shopify Plus involved the same staged, verified approach to moving live infrastructure without breaking the storefront.
See our other results →How It Works
01
Audit the source environment fully
Every dependency and integration mapped before planning the move.
02
Design the target architecture
Right-sized for your real usage, not a copy of what you are leaving behind.
03
Migrate in verified stages
Each stage checked against the source before moving to the next, with rollback ready throughout.
Why Prioxo for This
We treat infrastructure migrations with the same audit-first discipline we use for platform migrations — because the failure mode is the same: something nobody accounted for going wrong at cutover.
Migration stalled over downtime concerns?
Let us build a staged plan that does not require a risky weekend.
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