Cloud transformation that improves reliability, security and cost.
Cloud strategy, migration, modernisation, platform engineering and FinOps for organisations moving to — or maturing in — the cloud.
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Async replication · automated failover · backups tested
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Moving to the cloud does not automatically make systems faster, safer or cheaper. Those outcomes come from secure foundations, automation, the right migration strategy per workload and operating practices that make reliability measurable.
Shivacha cloud transformation covers the full journey: assessment, landing zones, migration waves, modernisation onto containers and managed services, platform engineering, SRE and cost governance.
Challenges
What stands in the way
Stalled migrations
Dependencies and risk slowing progress.
Cost surprises
Cloud spend outgrowing expectations.
Security gaps
Misconfigurations and excessive permissions.
Operational maturity
Limited observability and incident practice.
Approach
How Shivacha helps
- 1
Foundations first
Secure landing zone and guardrails before migration.
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Wave-based migration
Sequenced by dependency and risk with rollback.
- 3
Modernise where it pays
Refactor selectively after moving.
- 4
Operate with SLOs
Reliability and cost as managed quantities.
Deliverables
- Cloud strategy and business case
- Landing zone as code
- Migrated workloads
- Container and platform foundation
- Observability and SLOs
- Cost governance
Services
Services in this solution
Cloud Consulting
Independent cloud consulting — strategy, provider selection, architecture, cost models and migration roadmaps.
Learn moreCloud Migration
Migrate applications and data to the cloud safely — assessment, landing zones, migration waves, cut-over and optimisation.
Learn moreKubernetes Consulting & Engineering
Kubernetes platforms done right — cluster design, security, GitOps, autoscaling, observability and operations.
Learn morePlatform Engineering
Internal developer platforms — golden paths, self-service environments, templates and guardrails for product teams.
Learn moreCloud Security
Cloud security architecture and posture management — IAM, network controls, encryption, logging and threat detection.
Learn moreCloud Managed Services
Managed cloud operations — monitoring, incident response, patching, backups, cost optimisation and continuous improvement.
Learn moreProducts
Platforms that accelerate delivery
Shivacha Landing Zone
A secure, well-architected cloud foundation — deployed as code.
Learn moreShivacha Developer Platform
Golden paths, self-service environments and guardrails for product teams.
Learn moreShivacha Observability Stack
Metrics, logs, traces, SLOs and alerting — open standards, ready to run.
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Related work and thinking
Internal developer platform on Kubernetes with GitOps
How we build paved roads so product teams can create, deploy and operate services without infrastructure tickets.
Learn moreTested disaster recovery for a critical transactional system
Our approach to designing and — crucially — regularly testing disaster recovery for systems that cannot lose data.
Learn moreDisaster recovery you haven't tested is a hope, not a plan
Backups are not recovery. Define objectives, automate restoration and rehearse — including the ransomware scenario.
Learn moreModular monolith first: when microservices are actually worth it
Microservices solve organisational scaling problems and introduce distributed-systems problems. Most products should earn them.
Learn moreCloud Migration Guide
A step-by-step approach to assessment, landing zones, migration waves, cut-over and optimisation.
Learn moreKubernetes Architecture Guide
Cluster design, tenancy, security, GitOps and operations for production Kubernetes — and when not to use it.
Learn moreFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which cloud should we choose?
It depends on workloads, contracts, skills and data residency; we provide a neutral recommendation.
Will cloud reduce our costs?
Often, with rightsizing, automation and governance — but savings must be engineered, not assumed.
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