Migrations fail on the details — DNS, mail, cron, redirects, edge cases. We inventory everything first, rehearse the cutover, then move with a rollback path ready.
Best for: Anyone stuck on hosting that has outgrown them.
- Assess: full inventory and risk review
- Plan: target architecture and cutover runbook
- Migrate: rehearsed, low-downtime execution
- Optimise: performance and cost tuning post-move
- Manage: ongoing care once you are live
- Optional relocation into an African public cloud region
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Low downtime
Cutover rehearsed before it is real.
02
Nothing lost
Mail, DNS and redirects inventoried up front.
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Better after
Cost and performance tuned post-move.
Public cloud regions
We deploy on public clouds, including African regions.
- South Africa (Cape Town, Johannesburg)
- Nigeria (Lagos)
- Ghana (Accra)
- Rwanda (Kigali)
- Kenya (Nairobi)
- Plus EU, UK and US regions
Questions
Frequently asked about cloud migration
- How much downtime does a migration need?
- Most sites move with minutes of downtime or none at all, because the cutover is rehearsed on a copy before DNS changes. The exact window depends on data volume and the write patterns of the application.
- What is usually missed in a migration?
- Mail routing, cron jobs, redirect maps, third-party IP allowlists and DNS records that nobody documented. We inventory those before planning the cutover.
- What happens if something goes wrong?
- The old environment stays live until the new one is verified, so rollback is a DNS change rather than a rebuild.
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