AZURE CLOUD MIGRATION SERVICES

Build a Practical Path From Your Current Environment to Azure

Tech.us plans and executes Azure migrations for applications, databases, files, and infrastructure across on-premise, cloud, and hybrid environments.
Each migration starts with an assessment of your existing workloads, data, dependencies, and Azure readiness.

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MIGRATION OUTCOMES

Reduce the Unknowns Before Moving Workloads to Azure

Azure migration can involve very different technical requirements depending on whether the workload starts in another cloud, an on-premise environment, a physical server, or an existing database platform.

Match the Migration Path to the Workload

Assess where applications, data, and infrastructure currently run before deciding how they should move to Azure.

Prepare Applications Before the Move

Check application compatibility and determine whether workloads can move as they are or require rehosting, refactoring, or other changes.

Move Databases With the Right Approach

Plan database migration around the database type, schema, workload, and whether online or offline migration is appropriate.

Handle Large Data Transfers

Use physical migration options such as Azure Data Box when large data volumes or network conditions make direct transfer less practical.

Keep Local and Cloud Files Connected

Use Azure File Sync where frequently accessed files need to remain available locally while also being stored in Azure.

Prepare Containerized Workloads

Assess which applications can be containerized and use Azure Kubernetes Service where that approach fits the workload.

OUR SERVICES

Azure Migration Services for Different Workloads and Environments

Tech.us supports Azure migration across databases, applications, physical data transfers, hybrid file environments, containerized applications, and broader infrastructure moves.

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Azure Database Migration Service

Migrate databases including SQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and other supported database workloads using Azure Database Migration Service, with online or offline migration approaches selected according to the requirement.

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Migration With Azure Migrate

Assess the current systems, workload volume, and Azure compatibility using Azure Migrate, then define and manage the migration steps around those findings.

Azure Data Box Migration

Azure Data Box Migration

Move larger data volumes to Azure using Azure Data Box when network conditions or transfer size make physical data migration more suitable.

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Application Migration to Azure

Assess legacy and hosted applications for Azure readiness and determine whether they can be moved directly or need changes before or during migration.

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Azure File Sync

Create a hybrid file setup where selected files remain accessible through local servers while copies are stored and synchronized in Azure.

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Azure Kubernetes Service

Identify applications suitable for containerization, prepare container images, and deploy appropriate workloads using Azure Kubernetes Service.

SELECTED WORK

Work That Solves Real Business Challenges

Explore selected projects where Tech.us has turned complex requirements into practical technology designed around business needs.

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AI-Powered Takeoffs From Complex Construction Drawings

A precast concrete manufacturer partnered with Tech.us to bring AI into the estimating workflow. The system uses OCR, computer vision, and generative AI to identify, extract, and visualize structures, pipes, and components from complex construction drawings.

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Mobile Fleet Visibility Built for Field Operations

SkyHawk by TELUS needed a streamlined mobile experience for its Connect Anywhere platform. Tech.us built the core experience around real-time asset tracking, fleet activity, secure configuration, and map-based operational visibility.

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Personalized Financial Technology Built to Scale

Tech.us helped bring Wealth Mastery to life as a digital platform that puts personalized financial planning tools directly in users' hands while supporting a large and growing audience.

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WHY TECH.US

Azure Migration Support Across Different Workloads and Starting Points

Tech.us supports the migration work before, during, and after workloads move to Azure, covering assessment, migration planning, Azure services, application readiness, resource decisions, and post-migration support.

Workload-Specific Migration Planning

Assess your existing systems, workload characteristics, data volume, and technical requirements before selecting the migration approach.

Azure-Native Migration Services

Use Azure services such as Azure Migrate, Database Migration Service, Data Box, File Sync, and Azure Kubernetes Service where they fit the migration requirement.

Support for Different Starting Points

Handle migrations from existing cloud platforms, on-premise infrastructure, physical servers, hybrid environments, databases, and application environments.

Application and Database Readiness

Assess application compatibility, database requirements, and schema considerations, with rehosting or refactoring used where the workload requires additional preparation.

Visibility Into Cost and Risk

Review resource allocation, migration requirements, and potential compatibility issues before execution so cost and migration risks can be considered earlier.

Support After Migration

Continue with application compatibility checks, cloud and on-premise integration, resource review, and post-migration support once workloads are running in Azure.

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HOW WE WORK

Define the Azure Move Before Starting the Migration

Each migration begins with understanding what is being moved, where it currently runs, and what needs to remain available during the transition.

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Understand

Review the migration requirements, current systems, workloads, expected timeline, and business priorities.

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Cost

Outline the expected investment and explain how migration scope and resources contribute to the estimate.

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Plan

Create a migration plan covering workloads, Azure services, dependencies, sequencing, and other requirements before implementation begins. 

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Execute

Carry out the approved migration while providing visibility into progress and incorporating relevant feedback.

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Deploy

Review the migrated environment against the agreed requirements before completing deployment and transition activities.

MIGRATION PATHS

Choose the Azure Migration Path Based on Where Workloads Are Today

Different source environments require different migration strategies. The source identifies four main scenarios that Tech.us supports.

Cloud-to-Cloud Migration

Move applications, data, and other resources from an existing public cloud environment to Azure after assessing compatibility and potential migration issues.

On-Premise to Azure

Move workloads from physical servers, mainframes, and other on-premise infrastructure into Azure using a migration approach appropriate to the existing environment.

Hybrid Cloud Migration

Keep selected workloads on local infrastructure while moving others to Azure when operational, technical, or compliance requirements call for both environments.

Database and Application Migration

Plan separate migration approaches for applications, databases, and legacy systems based on workload requirements, database types, schema, and Azure compatibility.

Planning an Azure Migration Across Different Workloads?

Map what needs to move, where it starts, and which Azure migration approach fits each workload before implementation begins.

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MIGRATION CHECKPOINTS

Account for What Happens Around the Move

A migration plan needs to cover more than transferring workloads from one environment to another.

Application Compatibility

Check whether existing applications are ready for Azure and identify where rehosting, refactoring, or other changes may be necessary.

Data Integrity

Monitor data during migration and verify that transferred information remains accurate and usable in the target environment.

Resource Allocation

Review Azure resource requirements so capacity can be planned around the workloads being migrated.

Hybrid Integration

Connect Azure-hosted applications and resources with systems that continue to operate on-premise where the business needs both environments.

Migration Risk

Identify compatibility, infrastructure, network, and workload issues early enough to account for them in the migration plan.

Post-Migration Support

Continue checking applications, resources, integrations, and cloud performance after the initial migration is complete.

TECH STACK

Technology Coverage for Azure Migration

Azure migration can involve cloud services, applications, databases, containers, development tools, and the infrastructure surrounding them.
Tech.us works across Azure and related application, database, and DevOps technologies so migration decisions can account for the workloads being moved.

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RECOGNITION

Recognized for Technology Excellence

Explore the awards and industry recognition associated with Tech.us.

Mobile App Daily — Top Web Development Company
DesignRush — Top AI Development Company
Mobile App Daily — Top AI Company
TechReviewer — Top Mobile App Developers
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FAQ

Azure Cloud Migration Questions

Azure cloud migration services help organizations move applications, databases, files, data, servers, and other workloads from existing infrastructure or cloud platforms into Microsoft Azure.

Yes. The source specifically states that Tech.us supports moving workloads from physical servers and on-premise environments to Azure.

Yes. Tech.us supports cloud-to-cloud migration, including moving applications, data, and other resources from an existing public cloud environment to Azure. 

Yes. Hybrid migration can keep selected workloads on local infrastructure while moving others to Azure. The appropriate split depends on operational and technical requirements.

Yes. Tech.us assesses existing and legacy applications for Azure readiness. Depending on the application, migration may involve a direct move, rehosting, refactoring, or other changes.

Azure Data Box is a physical data-transfer option that can be used when organizations need to move larger volumes of data and direct network transfer is not the preferred approach.

Azure File Sync allows files to be stored in Azure while frequently used files remain accessible through local servers. Changes can then be synchronized between the environments.

For applications that are suitable for containerization, Tech.us can prepare container images and deploy them in Azure using Azure Kubernetes Service.

Migration cost depends on the existing infrastructure, data volume, application complexity, and resources required in Azure. Tech.us defines the expected investment after reviewing the migration scope. 

Yes. The source includes post-migration support, application compatibility checks, cloud and on-premise integration, resource allocation review, and ongoing assistance after the move.

Move to Azure With the Migration Path That Fits

Plan the transition around your workloads, data, applications, and current infrastructure.

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