Cloud · Cloud Migration Services
Move to cloud once, properly, and stop paying for the legacy.
AWS, Azure, GCP: assessment, lift-and-shift, refactor and replatform.
Overview
Why this exists
Cloud migrations stall in the middle. The first servers move easily, the next ones uncover dependencies nobody documented, and six months later half the workload still runs on the old hardware while the bills double. A partial migration almost always costs more than either staying or finishing.
What we do
We assess the existing estate, classify every workload (retire, retain, rehost, refactor, replatform, repurchase) and run the migration as a single programme rather than a series of one-off lifts. AWS, Azure or GCP — chosen on fit, not on certification posters. Networking, identity, data and security are sequenced so every move is reversible until it is signed off.
How we work
Senior cloud engineers running fixed-scope waves with clear cutover criteria. You see the runbook before each wave, the rollback plan, and the cost delta after each one. We hand over a documented landing zone your team can extend, not a black box only we can support.
Frequently asked
Questions we get a lot.
How long does a project take?
Automation and dashboard work typically lands in 4 to 8 weeks. Platform builds usually run 3 to 6 months depending on scope.
How are projects scoped?
Projects are scoped around outcomes rather than billed loosely by the hour. The proposal covers scope, timeline, and commercial terms before delivery begins.
Do you work internationally?
Yes. Radley Labs works remotely with businesses in the UK and internationally.
Can you take over an existing project?
Yes. We can step into a build to rescue, extend, or complete work that is already underway.
Do you offer support after launch?
Yes. We offer ongoing support for monitoring, fixes, and further development after delivery.
Get started
Discuss a Cloud Migration Services project
Tell us what you're working on and we'll scope the shortest path to a live Cloud Migration Services engagement.