Server and project migration
We move an existing server, site or infrastructure into its new environment with minimal downtime. The approach doesn't change: a clear plan, a test migration, a short cutover and a rollback plan ready to go.
Migration stages
- 01
1. Audit and plan
We study the current system and record its dependencies and risks.
- 02
2. Preparation
We build the new server and prepare the environment and the backups.
- 03
3. Test migration
We migrate the data as a trial and verify that everything works.
- 04
4. Cutover
We perform the main switch inside a minimal downtime window.
- 05
5. Verification and stabilisation
We watch performance and close out the remaining items.
Zero / minimal downtime
In most cases the goal is minimal downtime: a test migration and a DNS/cutover plan shorten the window. “Zero downtime” is promised only when the architecture allows it.
Rollback plan
The old environment stays untouched until the cutover is confirmed. If anything goes wrong we revert quickly — the risk stays minimal.
Frequently asked questions
Is migration paid?
For a standard move our engineers help as part of the order. Complex cases — custom configurations, large databases — are agreed separately as a project.
How much downtime should I expect?
The goal is minimal — often a cutover window measured in minutes. The exact duration depends on the architecture of your system and is estimated at the planning stage.
What if something goes wrong?
A rollback plan is ready in advance: the old environment is kept until the cutover is confirmed, so reverting is fast.
Let's plan your migration
Describe your current setup briefly — an engineer will propose a plan.