Summary

FAQs

• How long does the cloud migration process take?

  The timeline depends on the complexity of your infrastructure and applications. A simple migration can take a few weeks, while a large-scale migration with optimization and automation may take several months. I provide a detailed project roadmap during the planning phase.

• Will there be any downtime during migration?

  I aim for zero or minimal downtime by using strategies like blue-green deployments, canary releases, and phased migrations. However, some services may require short maintenance windows, which will be planned in advance.

• How do you ensure security during and after migration?

  I implement best-in-class security measures, including IAM policies, encryption, WAF, DDoS protection, network segmentation, and compliance checks to safeguard your data and infrastructure.

• Can you optimize our cloud costs after migration?

  Yes! I analyze resource utilization, right-size infrastructure, implement auto-scaling, and use reserved instances to help you reduce costs while maintaining performance.

• Do you provide ongoing support after the project is completed?

  I offer post-migration support, troubleshooting, and performance optimization as an additional service. I also provide detailed documentation and training so your team can confidently manage the new cloud environment.

• What cloud platforms do you specialize in?

  I primarily work with Google Cloud Platform (GCP), using GKE (Kubernetes), Terraform, and CI/CD tools, but I also have experience with AWS and hybrid cloud solutions.

• Do you also migrate databases and backend systems?

  For now, my focus is on migrating web services, applications, and DevOps pipelines. However, I can assist in planning the future migration of your databases and backend systems.

• How do you handle monitoring and incident response?

  I integrate monitoring and logging solutions like Google Cloud Monitoring, Prometheus, and Grafana, and set up automated alerts to detect and respond to issues proactively.