ScaleView
Move to the cloud without the downtime, the surprise bills or the six-month delays. ScaleView plans, migrates and modernizes your infrastructure and apps on AWS. Your team ships faster. You spend less. You stop thinking about hardware.
Most SMBs don't fail at cloud migration because the tech is hard. They fail because the plan is wrong for their size. Enterprise migration frameworks are built for huge companies with full-time cloud teams. You don't have that. You shouldn't need it.
Here's the simple version. Cloud migration means moving your apps, data and servers to a cloud platform like AWS. Cloud modernization means upgrading those apps so they actually use what the cloud offers — things like containers, managed databases and auto-scaling. Migration without modernization is just renting a new building for old furniture.
Done well, the two together pay off fast:
ScaleView builds plans sized for your actual business. Not a Fortune 500 playbook with your logo on it.
Every business starts somewhere different. You might be fully on-premises. You might be stuck on old cloud architecture. You might be mid-migration and stalled. Our services cover the whole journey. You only pay for the parts you need.
Before anything moves, we map what you have. Our architects review your infrastructure, apps and data. Then we build a roadmap with a clear cost model attached. You'll know what moves first, what it costs and what you get back — before any work starts.
We move your apps to AWS. Where it makes sense, we modernize them too, using microservices, containers and APIs. This often means breaking a single large application into smaller services. That way, one busy feature doesn't slow down your whole product.
Your databases move with full integrity and encryption and with as little downtime as possible. We handle both structured and unstructured data. We also set up managed database services, so your team stops patching servers and starts using the data instead.
Old, hard-to-maintain systems are often the real reason migrations stall. We look at what's worth modernizing, what's worth replacing with off-the-shelf software and what should simply be shut down. You end up with a smaller, more reliable footprint — not a copy of your old problems running somewhere new.
Not every system needs to move at once. Not every business wants one cloud provider. We build hybrid setups that connect your on-premises systems to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. We also build multi-cloud setups when cost or flexibility calls for it.
Go-live isn't the finish line. We keep watching performance and cost after the move. We right-size resources on an ongoing basis. That's how the savings you migrated for stay real a year later, instead of quietly disappearing.
Your starting point should decide your migration path. Not a generic template.
The classic move. Servers, apps and data shift from physical hardware to AWS, with a tested rollback plan at every step.
Already on a cloud platform, but paying too much or hitting limits? We move workloads between providers without the downtime most teams expect.
Move what's ready. Keep what isn't — yet. We connect both environments securely while you transition at your own pace.
Sometimes the smartest first step isn't moving to the cloud at all. It's modernizing what you already run, so the eventual migration is simpler and safer.
Not every app should move the same way. We check each workload against six proven migration strategies, often called the AWS R's. We never apply one approach to everything.
Rehost
What It Means: Move the app as-is
Best For: Tight deadlines, simple systems, quick wins
Replatform
What It Means: Upgrade small parts during the move
Best For: Apps that need a boost without a full rebuild
Refactor
What It Means: Rebuild the app to be cloud-native
Best For: Core systems where speed and scale matter most
Repurchase
What It Means: Swap it for ready-made software
Best For: Old tools a SaaS product now does better
Retire
What It Means: Shut it down
Best For: Apps no one uses anymore
Retain
What It Means: Leave it where it is for now
Best For: Compliance limits, or just not worth moving yet
We walk through this list with you, app by app. Each system gets the treatment that fits it — not the treatment that's easiest to sell.
A clear process is what separates a migration that finishes on time from one that drags on for a year. Here's how we run it.
We map your apps, infrastructure and data. We flag risks and quick wins. You see the real cost and effort before you commit to anything.
We build a phased roadmap. We sequence workloads by business priority. We set clear success metrics for each phase.
We move things in controlled waves, not one risky cutover. Every wave gets a test run and a rollback plan.
Once workloads are stable in the cloud, we modernize the ones that benefit most from cloud-native design.
We watch performance and cost after go-live. We keep right-sizing resources so your bill doesn't creep back up.
Our process doesn't assume you have a 50-person cloud team. You get fast assessments, clear pricing and a roadmap you can actually act on.
We're certified on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Your plan gets built around what's right for your workloads — not around what we happen to sell.
Phased waves and tested cutovers mean your team and your customers, barely notice the move happening.
You get a cost model before migration starts. You get ongoing optimization after it ends. No surprise bills six months in.
Assessment, migration, modernization and support all come from the same people. No hand-off to strangers halfway through.
Migration moves your apps and data to the cloud. Whereas Modernization upgrades those apps so they actually use what the cloud offers, like auto-scaling and managed services. You can migrate without modernizing. You'll just miss most of the benefits.
It depends on what you're moving. Simple setups, like email and file servers, can move in a few weeks. Custom apps with a lot of data usually take two to six months, moved in phases. We give you a real timeline after the assessment, not before.
Not if it's planned right. We use phased waves, test cutovers and rollback plans to avoid the single big-bang cutover that usually causes downtime. Moreover, most of our migrations finish with zero customer-visible disruption.
It depends on how many apps you're moving, how much data you have and how much modernization is involved versus a simple lift-and-shift. Also, we hand you a clear cost model during the assessment, before any work begins. No surprises later.
No. We're certified on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Most of our migrations are AWS-first, since it has strong tooling for SMB workloads. But we'll recommend whatever platform — or hybrid setup — actually fits your needs.
That's when the optimization phase starts. We keep monitoring performance and cost after go-live. We keep right-sizing resources over time. That's how your savings stay real instead of fading out.
Yes. We use encryption, strict access controls and a tested rollback plan at every stage. Regulated industries, like healthcare and finance, get extra compliance steps layered on top.
Let's map your migration before you commit to anything. You'll walk away with a clear roadmap, a real cost number and a straight answer on what should move first.