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For every $500 you spend, we will provide you with a $500 credit on your account*

BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL

*The maximum is $4000 in credits, Offer valid till November 30th, 2024, New Customers Only, Credit will be applied after purchase and expires after six (6) months

DevOps Migration Services

Our DevOps Migration Service is designed to move you to a set of technologies and tools for faster delivery of products, improve software quality, and boost customer satisfaction. We are experts in moving businesses of any size from traditional hosting platforms to newer, more up to date micro-service based technologies. With a certified set of engineers, we are ready to make your infrastructure DevOps ready.

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How do we handle your DevOps migration?

Step 1 : Preparation

We’ll do a full audit of your existing infrastructure and liaise with you on several public and private cloud options that we feel is right to move your infrastructure into.

Step 2 : Design

Based on the audit and agreements regarding your new DevOps infrastructure, we’ll design your new infrastructure and seek your approval of the design

Step 3 : Build

We’ll build out your new infrastructure and perform testing to ensure the infrastructure is ready for your migration.

Step 4 : Migrate

We’ll perform the migration, keeping you updated along the way. In the unlikely event of any hiccups or changes during the process, we’ll inform you right away.

Step 5 : Monitor

We’ll add monitoring for an agreed period of time and ensure your new DevOps infrastructure is running optimally and remains fully secure.

Need for DevOps Migration?

Slow and Inefficient

Unlike the traditional methods of software development which were slow and inefficient, DevOps accelerates the development of software by automating processes and reducing manual interventions leading to shorter development cycles.

Frequent Manual Interventions

Manual interventions increase the chances of mistakes and can reduce productivity. By automating the process, DevOps reduces manual interventions thus reducing the risk of human errors.

Security and Compliance Risks

Traditional methods of software development may not fully address security and compliance risks. But with DevOps, a proper level of security is followed to ensure a more secure delivery.

Lack of Collaboration

Poor communication between development and operations teams can result in delays and reduced efficiency. With DevOps, there is continuous communication and transparency between the teams.

Limited Visibility

Using the traditional methods it can be challenging to identify and solve issues promptly. DevOps offers more visibility by using advanced tools to solve issues more efficiently.

We can help you take an existing infrastructure into DevOps environments. What makes us special is that we do not have any bias toward the tools/platforms used (AWS, GCP, Azure, others). You can even use our infrastructure to do Managed DevOps (Hosted CI/CD). Whether you have your developers or you need us to develop the code, Bobcares DevOps Consulting Services got you covered.

How Bobcares DevOps Migration Work?

Assessment

The first step to creating a migration is to select the Source endpoint (e.g., GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab, where the codebase is stored) and the Target endpoint (e.g., AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, where you plan to migrate your application).

Planning

This involves identifying the data that needs to be migrated such as:

  • User permissions, Groups and Teams
  • Work Items
  • Test Data
  • Configuration Files
  • Pipelines etc.

Projects selection

Ensure the project you choose is included in the target and the process templates are the same on the source and target sides.

Provide User(s) mapping

Mapping is essential for ensuring that the right individuals have access to the development and monitoring phases of the software development lifecycle. The key users include developers, product managers, QA team, DevOps engineers, system admins, etc.

Validation of data

On completion of the mapping process, DevOps migration is thoroughly validated to reduce the risk of data-related issues post-migration. Once the validation is complete the migration process will start.

Continuous Improvement

Conduct regular checks to identify areas for improvement in DevOps practices and make changes based on the feedback.

Why Choose Bobcares for Devops Migration?

Dedicated Team

We have a team of professional DevOps experts who can assist you with your DevOps Migration process.

Around the clock support

We provide 24/7 support to ensure the migration process hasn’t caused any issues that affect your business.

Top Rated

We are rated 4.7 on Trustpilot based on the customer reviews.

Security

Security is always our top priority and we ensure your data is protected throughout the migration process by implementing strong security measures.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a typical DevOps migration take?

The duration of a DevOps migration can vary significantly based on the complexity of the existing infrastructure and the specific needs of your organization. However, with AWS DevOps tools like AWS CloudFormation and AWS CodePipeline, migrations can often be completed more quickly due to automation and streamlined processes. On average, a medium-sized project might take 30 to 60 days.

What are some popular DevOps tools used in migration projects?

In the context of AWS:
– AWS CloudFormation for infrastructure as code
– AWS CodePipeline for continuous integration and continuous delivery
– AWS CodeDeploy for application deployment
– Amazon RDS for database migration
– AWS Elastic Beanstalk for application migration

What kind of ongoing support is provided after the migration is complete?

Bobcares provides tailored support based on your needs, which includes monitoring, maintenance, and periodic performance reviews.

What types of organizations can benefit from DevOps Migration?

Organizations of all sizes and industries can benefit from DevOps migration, especially those looking to improve operational efficiency, scale more effectively, and enhance their security posture. AWS DevOps tools are highly scalable and can adapt to both small startups and large enterprises.

How do I get started with DevOps Migration?

Starting with a DevOps migration in AWS usually involves the following steps:
1. Conduct a readiness assessment.
2. Choose the right AWS DevOps tools.
3. Plan your migration path, possibly starting with a proof-of-concept.
4. Execute the migration, possibly in phases.
5. Optimize and iterate.

How do I add a server to a deployment group?

In AWS, you can use AWS CodeDeploy to add a server to a deployment group. You must install the CodeDeploy agent on the server and then associate it with a named deployment group through the AWS Management Console or CLI.

What does CAMS stand for in DevOps?

CAMS stands for Culture, Automation, Measurement, and Sharing in the context of DevOps. It represents the four key pillars that drive the success of DevOps practices.

Can I call you? It's easier for me.

We’d love to talk to you. You can call us at 1-800-383-5193 or click here to leave your number and a convenient time to call. Our solutions expert will ring you back.

What is the service availability for Bobcares?

We have a 24/7 experienced support team who are ready to assist with any technical questions or issues your customers may have.

Are Agile and DevOps the same?

No, Agile and DevOps are not the same, although they are complementary. Agile focuses on the software development lifecycle, particularly on improving the process of software development. DevOps extends this to include the operations side, aiming for continuous development, deployment, and monitoring. AWS tools can be used to implement both Agile and DevOps practices effectively.

Got questions?

We’ll be happy to answer. A solutions specialist will get back to you within 12 hours.

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