Migrate servers, applications, databases and infrastructure with a structured migration plan. HostGraber helps businesses assess dependencies, prepare destination environments, transfer workloads, manage cutover and validate services after migration.
Infrastructure migration involves moving workloads, data, applications or network services from one environment to another while maintaining availability and protecting data integrity.
A structured migration considers dependencies, destination capacity, networking, IP addressing, DNS, security, backup, testing and rollback before production traffic is moved.
Identify workloads, dependencies and infrastructure components.
Build and validate the target environment.
Transfer data, applications and workloads.
Confirm functionality before completing cutover.
Move workloads between dedicated, virtual or supported infrastructure environments.
Plan movement of application stacks, services and dependencies.
Move supported database workloads with validation and cutover planning.
Move supported cloud workloads into dedicated, private or alternative infrastructure.
Move websites, hosting accounts and supported application data.
Design phased migrations for complex multi-server and enterprise environments.
Migration planning starts by understanding what exists today. Servers, applications, databases, IP addresses, DNS, storage, networking and external dependencies should be identified before designing a migration sequence.
The destination infrastructure should be sized and configured before production workloads are moved. This includes compute, storage, networking, IP addressing, security and backup requirements.
CPU, memory and virtualization capacity.
Capacity, performance and data placement.
Public and private connectivity, VLAN and routing.
Firewall, access control and DDoS requirements.
Addressing, records and cutover planning.
Backup and rollback protection before go-live.
Large datasets may require staged transfer, initial synchronisation and a final incremental sync before cutover. The migration approach depends on data size, change rate and available bandwidth.
Define the appropriate migration window for production cutover.
Prepare DNS changes and propagation strategy where applicable.
Synchronise recent changes immediately before cutover.
Validate applications, databases and network services.
Define conditions under which services should return to the source.
Complete final validation before declaring migration successful.
Migration touches almost every infrastructure layer. HostGraber can combine migration planning with compute, storage, networking, IP services, BGP, firewall, DDoS, backup and monitoring.
Inventory infrastructure and identify dependencies.
Prepare destination architecture and migration sequence.
Provision infrastructure, backup and network configuration.
Transfer data and workloads to the target environment.
Test applications, network access and data integrity.
Move production traffic and monitor the new environment.
Build new infrastructure around migrated workloads.
DEDICATED SERVERSMove applications onto dedicated compute infrastructure.
PRIVATE NETWORKBuild isolated connectivity for migrated services.
BACKUP & RECOVERYProtect workloads before and after migration.
MONITORINGMonitor health and performance after migration.
INFRASTRUCTURE CONSULTINGPlan complex migration and modernisation projects.
Infrastructure migration services help move servers, data, applications and related services from one environment to another through a planned migration process.
Eligible server workloads can be migrated according to operating system, application and infrastructure requirements.
Supported websites, applications, databases and server environments can be assessed for migration from another provider.
Downtime depends on application architecture, data volume, synchronization method and cutover requirements. Migration planning should aim to minimise disruption where technically possible.
Supported databases can be migrated according to application dependencies, consistency requirements and the selected migration method.
A backup and rollback strategy should be included in suitable migration projects before production cutover.
Yes. IP addressing, DNS records, firewall rules and related network dependencies can be included in migration planning.
Yes. Compute, storage, networking, security, backup and monitoring requirements can be reviewed as part of destination architecture planning.
Share your current environment, workloads, data size and migration objectives. Our technical team can review dependencies and help plan the destination environment, transfer strategy and cutover.
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