Cloud Migration Services in Dubai & UAE

Assess your current environment and define a practical migration strategy based on your business and technical requirements.

Review servers, applications, databases, dependencies, security and infrastructure before migration.

Define workloads, migration strategies, priorities, migration waves, testing and cutover requirements.

Migrate suitable servers, storage, networking and infrastructure workloads to the target cloud.

Assess and migrate business applications while considering dependencies, compatibility and performance.

Plan and execute database migrations based on the source platform, target environment and application requirements.

Move business data while considering structure, access, security, integrity and validation.

Where appropriate, replatform or modernize workloads rather than simply reproducing the existing infrastructure in the cloud.

Monitor the migrated environment, resolve issues and optimize workloads after migration.

Move physical servers, virtual machines, applications, databases and other suitable workloads from local infrastructure to the cloud.

Assess and migrate suitable VMware workloads while considering dependencies, networking and application requirements.

Plan migration of suitable Hyper-V virtual machines and supporting workloads.

Evaluate workloads running in private cloud environments and determine the appropriate public-cloud or hybrid destination.

Assess Azure workloads when moving to another cloud platform or restructuring the existing environment.

Assess AWS workloads for migration to another cloud platform or a redesigned cloud environment.

Evaluate Google Cloud workloads and dependencies before migration.

Assess workloads hosted with third-party providers, colocation facilities or other infrastructure environments.

For organizations adopting Microsoft's cloud platform and integrating cloud workloads with Microsoft technologies.

For organizations building or expanding AWS cloud infrastructure.

For businesses that need selected workloads to remain on-premises while other systems move to the cloud.

For workloads requiring a controlled private-cloud environment based on specific technical or business requirements.

For organizations operating workloads across more than one cloud platform.

Suitable for migration with the existing architecture or limited changes.

Require configuration, compatibility or infrastructure changes before migration.

Would benefit from replatforming, refactoring or architectural improvements.

Should remain in the existing environment for business, technical, compliance or economic reasons.

No longer provides sufficient business value and may not need migration.

Move a workload to the cloud with minimal architectural change — often suitable when the workload is stable and the priority is moving away from existing infrastructure.

Move a workload to a managed or modern cloud platform with limited application changes, reducing infrastructure management while providing selected cloud capabilities.

Modify application code to improve its structure, maintainability or cloud compatibility.

Redesign the application architecture to take greater advantage of cloud-native capabilities.

Replace an existing workload with a suitable SaaS or commercial cloud solution.

Keep a workload where migration is not currently justified.

Decommission applications or infrastructure that are obsolete, duplicated or no longer required.

Low-risk workloads used to validate the migration process.

Related infrastructure and applications with manageable dependencies.

Important production workloads after migration procedures have been validated.

Applications requiring additional remediation or modernization.

CODE3 can assess and migrate suitable infrastructure workloads. The target architecture depends on the workload, operating system, application dependencies and selected cloud platform.

Applications often require more planning than the underlying server — an application can be rehosted, replatformed or modernized instead of simply reproducing its existing environment.

Databases are often among the most sensitive workloads during migration. The approach should be selected based on the database engine, application requirements and target cloud services.

Moving business data requires more than copying files — unnecessary or obsolete data can be identified before migration rather than carried into the new environment.

Move selected infrastructure and applications without building a large internal migration team.

Modernize infrastructure while preparing for future growth.

Plan complex migrations around dependencies, migration waves, governance and operational requirements.

Coordinate cloud migration across multiple locations and infrastructure environments.

Assess and consolidate cloud or on-premises environments following organizational changes.

Move suitable physical or virtual servers to cloud infrastructure.

Move or modernize business applications.

Transition database workloads to appropriate cloud platforms.

Move suitable file and storage workloads to cloud storage services.

Migrate supported collaboration workloads to Microsoft 365 or other cloud platforms.

Move backup and recovery capabilities to cloud-based architectures.