Cloud migration and modernization
Assess application portfolios, define landing zones, migrate workloads, and modernize legacy infrastructure into secure, scalable cloud-native platforms.
Cloud Engineering
Cloud engineering services built for reliability, speed, and cost control.
Cybzilla helps enterprise teams migrate, modernize, secure, and operate cloud platforms across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud with delivery practices that scale beyond the first release.
Discuss a cloud roadmapCloud engineering for teams that run critical systems
Moving to the cloud is the easy part. Running it well is harder: environments drift, costs climb without anyone owning them, and releases slow down as more teams share the same platform. Cybzilla's cloud engineering practice works on all three problems together, so migration, platform engineering, security, and cost control support each other instead of competing for attention.
We work across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, and with Kubernetes and container platforms on any of them. Every engagement ends with infrastructure your own team can run: code in your repositories, documented runbooks, and dashboards that show reliability and spend in the same place.
Challenges we solve
- Migration has stalledWorkloads were lifted into the cloud but never modernized, so the platform costs more than the data center it replaced and is just as hard to change.
- Releases are slow and riskyManual environment setup, inconsistent pipelines, and missing guardrails mean every release needs heroics and every outage needs a war room.
- Cloud spend is growing faster than usageNo one can say which team, product, or customer is driving the bill, so savings conversations go nowhere.
- Reliability depends on a few peopleMonitoring is noisy, runbooks live in people's heads, and recovery from an incident or region failure has never been tested.
What we deliver
DevOps and platform engineering
Build reusable CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure modules, environment automation, policy gates, and developer workflows that reduce release friction.
Reliability and optimization
Improve uptime, observability, incident response, cost governance, backup posture, disaster recovery, and performance for mission-critical cloud systems.
How we work
Assess
Review your applications, infrastructure, security posture, and current cloud bill to decide what to migrate, modernize, retire, or leave alone.
Design the landing zone
Define account structure, networking, identity, guardrails, and tagging so every workload lands in a secure, governed environment.
Migrate and modernize
Move workloads in planned waves, refactoring where it pays off: containers, managed databases, serverless, or a straight rehost when that is the sensible choice.
Automate the platform
Codify infrastructure, build CI/CD pipelines, and add policy checks so new environments are consistent and compliant by default.
Operate and optimize
Set up observability, service level objectives, incident response, backup and disaster recovery, and a FinOps routine that keeps spend aligned with value.
Technologies and platforms
- Cloud platforms
- AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, hybrid and multi-cloud environments
- Containers and orchestration
- Kubernetes, Amazon EKS, Azure AKS, Google GKE, Docker, Helm
- Infrastructure as code and CI/CD
- Terraform, Pulumi, AWS CloudFormation, Azure Bicep, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, Argo CD
- Observability and operations
- Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, Amazon CloudWatch, Azure Monitor, Datadog
Not sure where to start?
Most engagements begin with a short, scoped assessment that gives you a clear picture of where you stand, a prioritized plan, and an estimate for the next step.
Cloud engineering questions
Which cloud platforms does Cybzilla support?
Cybzilla supports AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, container platforms, and multi-cloud operating models.
Can Cybzilla help reduce cloud cost?
Yes. FinOps, rightsizing, architecture review, usage governance, and observability are part of the cloud optimization approach.
How does Cybzilla plan a cloud migration?
Every migration starts with an assessment of your applications, dependencies, data, and compliance needs. Each workload gets a strategy, such as rehost, replatform, refactor, or retire, and moves in planned waves with rollback plans, so the business keeps running throughout.
Do you work alongside our existing cloud and DevOps team?
Yes. Engagements are designed to work with in-house teams. We pair on the work, keep everything in your repositories, and hand over runbooks and documentation so your team owns the platform afterwards.
Can Cybzilla run our cloud platform after migration?
Yes. Ongoing platform operations, including monitoring, patching, cost reviews, and incident response, are available for teams that want a managed service rather than a one-time project.
How do you keep cloud environments secure?
Security is part of the landing zone design: least-privilege identity, network segmentation, encryption, centralized logging, and policy checks in the pipeline. Our cybersecurity team can extend this with threat detection and compliance readiness.