Migrate to Modern Kubernetes — Without the Risk

Containerize legacy apps, build Helm charts, establish CI/CD, and execute zero-downtime cutover from VMs or legacy platforms to EKS, AKS, or GKE.

Duration: 1-3 months Investment: From $50K Team: 1-2 Senior K8s Engineers

You might be experiencing...

Running on legacy VMs or outdated K8s with no clear migration path
Afraid of downtime during migration — business can't afford interruption
Team lacks containerization and K8s expertise to execute safely
Previous migration attempt failed or stalled halfway

Engagement Phases

Weeks 1-2

Assessment & Planning

Workload discovery, containerization readiness scoring, migration strategy per application (rehost, replatform, refactor).

Weeks 2-4

Foundation

Cluster provisioning with IaC, networking, RBAC, observability stack, CI/CD pipeline, container registry.

Weeks 4-10

Migration Execution

Batch migration with Dockerfiles, Helm charts, testing, and blue-green cutover per application.

Weeks 10-12

Optimization & Decommission

Right-size resources, enable autoscaling, decommission old infrastructure, documentation and training.

Deliverables

Migration assessment and strategy document
Production-ready K8s cluster with IaC (Terraform)
Dockerfiles and Helm charts for all migrated applications
CI/CD pipeline with image scanning
Observability stack (Prometheus, Grafana, Loki)
Zero-downtime cutover execution
Runbooks and operational documentation
Team training on K8s operations

Before & After

MetricBeforeAfter
Migration DowntimeHours-days plannedZero (blue-green)
Deployment MethodManual scripts/SSHGitOps (ArgoCD)
Infrastructure as Code0% coverage100% coverage
Deployment FrequencyMonthlyDaily

Tools We Use

Terraform Helm ArgoCD Trivy Prometheus Grafana

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you achieve zero-downtime migration?

We use blue-green cutover per application. The new Kubernetes environment runs in parallel with your existing infrastructure, we verify functionality under load, and then switch traffic. If anything goes wrong, traffic reverts to the original environment instantly.

How long does a typical Kubernetes migration take?

Typical migrations run 1-3 months depending on the number of applications. Weeks 1-2 cover assessment and planning, weeks 2-4 handle cluster provisioning with Terraform and GitOps setup, weeks 4-10 execute batch migration, and weeks 10-12 focus on optimization and old infrastructure decommission.

Can you migrate from Docker Swarm, ECS, or legacy VMs?

Yes. We migrate workloads from VMs, Docker Swarm, ECS, older Kubernetes versions, and bare-metal deployments. Each application gets a migration strategy — rehost, replatform, or refactor — based on its complexity and requirements.

What if our team has no Kubernetes experience?

The engagement includes team training on Kubernetes operations, plus detailed runbooks and operational documentation. We also set up a full observability stack with Prometheus, Grafana, and Loki, and CI/CD pipelines with ArgoCD, so your team has the tools and knowledge to operate independently.

What deliverables do we receive?

You receive a production-ready K8s cluster provisioned with Terraform, Dockerfiles and Helm charts for all migrated applications, CI/CD pipelines with image scanning, an observability stack, zero-downtime cutover execution, and operational runbooks for your team.

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