Migrations

Planned migrations with defined checks.

A successful migration is a controlled sequence with known dependencies, agreed responsibilities, a tested cutover and a credible way back. The work starts well before the final DNS change.

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01

Understand before changing

Inventory the website, data, certificates, email, DNS, integrations and operational constraints before deciding how to move. This discovery work establishes what must remain available and who can approve each change.

  • Application and data inventory
  • DNS and certificate dependencies
  • Email and third-party integrations
  • Access, ownership and maintenance constraints
02

A controlled cutover

A migration plan should define verification, ownership and rollback—not simply a transfer date.

  • Dependency and risk review
  • Pre-migration validation
  • Cutover and DNS planning
  • Post-migration checks
  • Rollback criteria
03

Verify the result

A completed copy is not necessarily a completed migration. The website, forms, scheduled tasks, certificates, DNS answers and administrative access all need defined post-change checks.

04

No invented guarantees

Timings and service continuity depend on the systems involved, the access available and the behaviour of third parties. Commitments will be made from evidence gathered during planning rather than generic promises.