AWS migration for Pune teams.
Datacenter exit, on-prem to cloud, vendor switches.
Pune has more datacenter-era IT than any other tech city in India. A lot of it is overdue for cloud migration but stuck — partly because the existing IT vendor has reasons not to move it, partly because the team doesn't have the cloud skills yet. We do the technical work and the political work.
Serving: Pune · Pimpri-Chinchwad · MMR
Concrete deliverables for Pune clients.
- Migration assessment — application portfolio, dependency map, 6-R classification
- AWS landing zone (Control Tower) with multi-account org, SCPs, central logging
- Network migration — VPN, Direct Connect, Transit Gateway, VPC architecture
- Database migration — DMS for Oracle/SQL Server/MySQL/PostgreSQL, with rollback plan
- Lift-and-shift execution — Application Migration Service, with cutover runbooks
- Refactor where it pays back — containerisation, managed services swap, serverless
- Cost / performance / security baseline post-migration vs pre-migration
- Knowledge transfer to Pune-based in-house team (and hiring help if needed)
Local context, not boilerplate.
Pune IT services teams (Hinjawadi, Magarpatta, Kharadi, Baner) have deep skills in legacy enterprise systems — JEE, .NET, Oracle, mainframe integrations — and shallower skills in cloud-native. Our job in Pune is usually 60% migration execution and 40% upskilling the in-house team so they own what we deliver.
For Pune manufacturing and engineering services clients, OT/IT integration is part of every cloud migration. We've done AWS IoT Core + Greengrass deployments to factory floors and migrations of SCADA-adjacent systems while keeping safety-critical workloads on-prem.
Pune's Tier-2 talent ecosystem means the migration approach must include hiring + retention strategy for cloud talent locally. We work with our network of Pune-based AWS-certified engineers for staff augmentation when clients want to build their own team rather than stay on a managed service.
Questions Pune clients ask first.
- How long does a typical AWS migration take?
- Mid-size (50–200 servers, 5–20 applications): 4–6 months end-to-end with a small team. Large enterprise (500+ servers, complex dependencies): 12–18 months in waves. We always start with an assessment + 2-week pilot before committing to the larger plan.
- Can you migrate without production downtime?
- For most workloads yes — using AWS Application Migration Service for lift-and-shift, AWS DMS for databases with continuous replication, and DNS-based cutover. Some legacy workloads (large monolithic DBs, real-time integrations) need a maintenance window — we plan it transparently.
- What about our existing on-prem investment?
- Hybrid is fine. Many Pune migrations are partial — keep the manufacturing OT and ERP on-prem for years, move the customer-facing web stack to AWS. We design the network and identity layer to make hybrid sustainable, not painful.
- Do you do on-site migration work in Pune?
- Yes — for migration cutovers and DC walkthroughs we are on-site. Standard model is hybrid: weekly on-site sessions for the first 8 weeks, then async with on-site at major milestones.
Same team, other cities and tracks.
Talk to a senior engineer.
30-min architecture review · written assessment within 48h · no commitment.