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Cloud Migration Services

Cloud migration is a vital step for companies looking to become more agile, secure, and cost-efficient. At Inari IT Group, we ensure the smooth transfer of data, applications, and infrastructures from physical servers to modern cloud platforms, with no major disruptions and advanced information protection.

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What we do

We handle planning, implementation, and optimization at every stage so that businesses can benefit from scalability, flexibility, and improved performance.

Assessment & Planning

We analyze your existing infrastructure and define the optimal migration strategy.

Application & Data Migration

We securely transfer systems, databases, and mission-critical applications to the cloud.

Optimization & Scaling

Structural and functional analysis

Security & Compliance

We implement advanced security policies and adhere to compliance standards.

Assessment & Planning

We analyze your existing infrastructure and define the optimal migration strategy.

Application & Data Migration

We analyze your existing infrastructure and define the optimal migration strategy.

Optimization & Scaling

Structural and functional analysis

Security & Compliance

We implement advanced security policies and adhere to compliance standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between lift‑and‑shift and refactor?

Lift‑and‑shift (rehost) moves apps as‑is—quick but limited optimization. Refactor re‑architects to cloud‑native services for better scalability/reliability/cost; it takes longer. Hybrid paths are common.

What is replatform?

A middle path: migrate with selective optimizations (e.g., managed databases, containers) without major code changes.

When should I choose lift‑and‑shift?

When speed and risk reduction matter most, or as a first step before phased refactoring of high‑ROI components.

What are the main migration strategies?

Rehost, replatform, refactor, rebuild, and replace—selected per business case, constraints, and target operating model.

What risks should be managed?

Cost overruns from under‑optimized workloads, IAM/security gaps, and downtime—mitigate via landing zones, guardrails, and phased cutovers.