Move applications, databases and platforms to AWS with a migration plan that improves security, scalability and operations instead of simply recreating yesterday’s infrastructure in a new cloud.
We keep the work tied to business outcomes: security, availability, delivery speed, cost control and a platform that can keep evolving after launch.
We inventory workloads, dependencies, databases, integrations, network paths and operational constraints. The output is a migration portfolio with recommended patterns, migration waves and a cost model.
A credible migration plan starts with business criticality and dependencies—not an EC2 sizing spreadsheet.
Before production workloads move, we establish identity, accounts, network segmentation, logging, encryption, security baselines and Infrastructure as Code.
This creates a governed target environment instead of fixing foundational issues after go-live.
We select the right approach for each workload: rehost, replatform, refactor, repurchase, relocate, retain or retire. Database work can include managed RDS/Aurora targets, replication and staged cutovers.
Migration tooling is chosen around downtime tolerance, data volume, engine compatibility and rollback requirements.
Where there is a clear return, we modernize with containers, ECS/EKS, serverless, managed databases, CI/CD and autoscaling.
The objective is to reduce operational burden and create a platform that can scale after the migration is finished.
Every production move gets validation criteria, rollback points, DNS or traffic-shift planning, monitoring and a stabilization period.
Post-migration work focuses on performance, cost, security posture and operations—not just declaring the move complete.
Ghaim is an Advanced AWS Partner with AWS DevOps, Resilience Services and Cloud Operations Services Competencies, plus local presence through Riyadh and Dubai offices.
Validated capabilities across automation, CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code and cloud delivery practices.
Validated experience designing and improving reliable, recoverable AWS workloads.
Validated CloudOps capabilities spanning governance, operations, observability, auditing and cloud financial management.
Yes. Ghaim handles migrations from Azure, Google Cloud, on-premises environments and other AWS Regions.
Yes, many workloads can use replication, blue/green patterns, staged database synchronization or traffic shifting to reduce downtime. The exact approach depends on the application and data architecture.
Yes. We use repeatable Infrastructure as Code patterns so the target environment can be versioned, reviewed and reproduced.
Yes. We can prepare workloads and migration waves ahead of the December 2026 Saudi Region launch and execute when the required services are available.
We can continue with managed DevOps, cloud operations, resilience, security and cost optimization so the new environment stays healthy and efficient.
We will route the conversation to the right AWS or AI specialist and define the fastest useful next step.