Cloud Migration
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Leverage 2b’s end-to-end infrastructure migration and modernization services including backend
compute, storage, networking, server assets; middleware, OS, platforms, architectures; front-end
applications, and enterprise software. Virtualize your backend IT and adopt an end-to-end cloud infra
strategy.
We’ll architect your Datacenter exit (DC Exit) strategy & securely migrate all mission-critical workloads,
applications, databases, existing platforms with unprecedented agility on a hyper-performance,
always available, scalable cloud architecture. Administer modernized data storage, data flow,
workflows, and business operations at zero disruption, zero additional maintenance costs, maximum
business value, and uninterrupted business continuity.
How does an on-premises-to-cloud migration work?
Benefits of Cloud Migration
What cloud migration strategy should enterprises adopt?
Gartner, a highly influential information technology research company, describes 5 options for organizations migrating to the cloud. These cloud migration strategies are commonly known as the "5 R's":
Rehost
Rehosting can be thought of as "the same thing, but on cloud servers". Companies that choose this strategy will select an IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) provider and recreate their application architecture on that infrastructure.
Refactor
Companies that choose to refactor will reuse already existing code and frameworks, but run their applications on a PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) provider's platform – instead of on IaaS, as in rehosting.
Revise
This strategy involves partially rewriting or expanding the code base, then deploying it by either rehosting or refactoring (see above).
Rebuild
To "rebuild" means rewriting and re-architecting the application from the ground up on a PaaS provider's platform. This can be a labor intensive process, but it also enables developers to take advantage of modern features from PaaS vendors.
Replace
- Businesses can also opt to discard their old applications altogether and switch to already-built SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) applications from third-party vendors.