Application Modernization Services
Application modernization services for legacy and cloud apps. Assess dependencies, plan migration waves and implement changes with acceptance and rollback checks.
What this service is for
This service is for teams that need to move production workloads, modernize infrastructure, or recover from a migration that technically finished but did not improve reliability, delivery speed or operating cost. The work begins with system constraints and business risk, then chooses the smallest safe migration path rather than assuming every workload needs the same pattern.
Typical situations
- A data center or hosting contract creates a real migration deadline.
- A lift-and-shift migration increased cost or operational complexity.
- Legacy services block faster releases, scaling or security reviews.
- The team needs a credible sequence, rollback plan and ownership model before moving production.
Included
- Application, data, dependency and infrastructure discovery
- Workload-by-workload migration and modernization decisions
- Target AWS or GCP architecture and landing-zone requirements
- Migration waves, cutover controls and rollback checkpoints
- Infrastructure automation, observability and operational handover
- Post-migration stabilization and cost review
What you receive
- Current-state workload and dependency map
- Target architecture and migration decision record
- Wave plan with risks, owners and rollback criteria
- Infrastructure and delivery automation plan
- Production readiness and cutover checklist
- Stabilization, cost and handover report
AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner
For the AWS part of your migration
Ampity is an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner. The tier reflects company-level AWS experience and capability; the Service Delivery designations below are separate, service-specific credentials.
Explore our AWS delivery practiceAWS Service Delivery specializations
Choose the expertise that matches your workload. These designations recognize delivery experience with specific AWS services. They do not mean that every system needs those services or that a badge guarantees a project outcome.
Amazon ECS Delivery
Container applications moving into production
Relevant when your application needs an ECS deployment model, including workloads on AWS Fargate. The work connects task sizing, service scaling, deployment health, identity and network boundaries to your application's operating needs.
Agree deployment checks, rollback behavior, observability and ownership before cutover.
AWS's announcement lists Ampity for Containers and Serverless Computing.
AWS announcement: Ampity ECS Delivery recognitionAmazon RDS Delivery
Database migrations with a recovery plan
Relevant when a relational database needs migration or modernization on Amazon RDS. Assess engine compatibility, data integrity, connection behavior, backup and recovery, availability requirements and query performance before changing the production path.
Define data reconciliation, restore checks and workload-specific acceptance criteria.
AWS's announcement names Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL and Amazon RDS for MySQL. This recognition does not cover every RDS engine.
AWS announcement: Ampity RDS Delivery recognitionAWS Transfer Family Delivery
Partner file exchange with controlled access
Relevant when partners or business units exchange files through managed transfer workflows. Design identity, storage access, encryption, audit trails and account boundaries around who may send, receive and process each file.
Test permissions, transfer failure handling and the handover to downstream processing.
AWS's announcement lists Ampity as an AWS Transfer Family Delivery Partner.
AWS announcement: Ampity Transfer Family Delivery recognitionFrequently asked questions
Do we have to rewrite before migrating?
Usually no. Rehost, replatform, refactor and replacement can coexist in one program. The correct choice depends on change risk, future value and operating constraints for each workload.
Can AWS-specific migration needs be handled here?
Yes. This service addresses provider-neutral workload decisions and migration sequencing across AWS and GCP. For AWS account, identity, network, landing-zone and cutover requirements, see our AWS consulting and migration service in the related resources below.
How do you reduce cutover risk?
By using dependency-aware waves, explicit acceptance checks, rehearsed rollback, production observability and named decision owners. A calendar date is not a cutover plan.
What is included in a cloud migration assessment?
An inventory of applications and dependencies, a migration strategy per workload, target architecture, cost estimate, risk review and a wave-based migration plan.
How do you modernize legacy applications during migration?
Each application is assessed for business value and change risk. Some are rehosted first and modernised later, while others are refactored during the move.