AG Soft
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Who is this solution for

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High costs

CIOs and CTOs when the current infrastructure requires ongoing investment, limits product development, or complicates support.

2

Scaling Difficulty

Growing companies that need to scale resources quickly without purchasing new equipment.

3

Downtime Risks

Companies with business-critical systems when service downtime directly affects revenue and operations.

4

Non-core tasks

Businesses that want to focus on development when infrastructure maintenance distracts the team from strategic goals.

What we offer

Migration of IT infrastructure to the cloud is a comprehensive transfer of applications, data and services to a modern cloud environment with minimal risks for business. AG Soft specialists audit the current infrastructure, design the target architecture, ensure safe migration and maintain the system after launch.

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Security

Flexibility

Scalability

Advantages of IT infrastructure migration to the cloud

Cost reduction

Refusal of capital investments in equipment and reduction of costs for support of own infrastructure.

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Fast Scaling

Ability to quickly increase computing resources depending on business needs.

02

Improved reliability

The use of modern redundancy and fault tolerance mechanisms to ensure the continuity of services.

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Accelerating the launch of projects

Rapid deployment of new services and development environments without lengthy infrastructure preparation.

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Implementation results

30–40percent

Reduction in migration costs

50percent less time

To organize and coordinate the move

0data loss

During service migration

0–1hour

Planned downtime when migrating critical services

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Answering Questions

  • In practice, leakage risks are more likely to occur in local infrastructure due to outdated systems, human error and lack of control. With a controlled move to the cloud, the level of security becomes higher due to centralized management and redundancy.
  • Estimates typically include audit and design, target environment preparation, data and service migration, testing, switching, and stabilization period. What changes the original scope of work is not included: application refinement, refactoring, system replacement, purchase of licenses, as well as provider services and the cost of cloud resources — this is considered separately.
  • Yes. You can leave some of the data or systems on-premises and move only the services you need to the cloud. In such cases, a hybrid scheme is designed: where what is stored, how connectivity is organized and what restrictions remain.
  • Yes. The rollback plan is fixed before the start of the transfer of critical services. In practice, this means a test run, checkpoints and the ability to return traffic/load to the original environment.
  • Integrations are a separate item of the migration plan. Dependencies, network/access requirements, testing procedure and readiness criteria are recorded for each. The switching is done so as not to break the data exchange.
  • The project ends with the transfer of the medium: documentation, diagram, accesses, instructions, regulations. What is configured and deployed remains with you, and the accompaniment after is optional, not necessary.