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DevOps Migration Services
WWG’s DevOps migration services move the way you ship software from manual processes and ageing infrastructure to a DevOps model: automated CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers and monitoring. They are for companies whose releases are slow or risky. You get an initial audit, a roadmap, the new infrastructure built and tested, a migration run with a tested rollback, and monitoring afterwards.
Definition
What are DevOps migration services
DevOps migration services are the engineering work of moving an existing system off ageing infrastructure or a monolithic deployment onto a modern, automated platform. The work covers rebuilding the delivery pipeline, moving workloads and data with a tested rollback, and leaving behind infrastructure the client’s own team can operate.
solution
What We Offer
Speed and Error Minimization
We shorten release cycles and accelerate development through process automation, while also reducing risks and errors
Improved Security
We integrate security measures at every stage of development, ensuring robust protection and compliance
Transparency at Every Stage
We provide real-time monitoring and control through advanced tools
Enhanced Team Collaboration
We foster continuous communication between teams, boosting productivity and reducing delays
our advantages
Why Choose Us?
Proven Results
Accelerated release cycles from 14 days to just 3 days. Achieved up to 20% savings on cloud resource costs through Kubernetes migration.
Flexible
Approach
We work with any platform—AWS, Azure, GCP, or on-premises infrastructure.
24/7 Support
Our team ensures uninterrupted service during and after migration.
Experience You Can Trust
With 24 years in the industry and a stellar 9.8 rating on Clutch, we deliver reliable solutions tailored to businesses of all sizes.
30 %
Up to faster
development cycles
40 %
Reduction in human
error risks through
automation
25 %
Infrastructure cost
savings
process
How do we work?
Assessment and Audit
Assessment and Audit
Planning and Design
Planning and Design
Implementation
Implementation
Migration
Migration
Monitoring and Optimization
Monitoring and Optimization
businesses
Who Benefits from DevOps Migration?

Businesses using outdated infrastructures looking to modernize.

Startups seeking rapid scalability.

Companies planning to expand to global markets.

Organizations need process automation and cost optimization.
What Our Clients Are Saying

WWG successfully delivered a project document and software that fully met RAG requirements. WWG's project management was efficient — they delivered everything on time. Moreover, they showcased clear communication and strong technical capabilities, which were key to the project's success.
Francesco Adinolfi
R&D, Innovaway SpA
WWG provided custom software development services for an ICT company. The team designed and developed an innovative ICT software system capable of supporting RAG services.
The engagement
A DevOps migration in concrete terms
- Duration
- Set after the initial audit, according to infrastructure complexity, in a detailed phased plan.
- Start
- With the assessment and audit of your current infrastructure.
- Who does the work
- WWG DevOps engineers, with a named owner and documented context.
- What we need from you
- Access to repositories, pipelines and environments, one technical contact, agreed cutover windows.
- Output
- Roadmap, CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, migration run with a tested rollback, monitoring in place.
- Format
- A five-step project on AWS, Azure, GCP or on-premises; follow-on support optional.
The price is set after the initial audit, with scope written down before implementation. Support after the migration, if you want it, continues for a monthly fee.
Comparison
A DevOps migration and the alternatives
Very different jobs arrive under the word migration. This table puts DevOps migration next to cloud migration, microservices migration and a tool-to-tool migration such as Azure DevOps, so you choose by the problem you actually have.
| Criterio | WWG DevOps migration | Cloud migration | Microservices migration | Tool-to-tool migration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Teams with manual, slow or risky releases. | Companies leaving their own servers or data centre. | Teams whose monolith slows down or fails to scale. | Teams moving projects from one tool to another. |
| What it covers | CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers, monitoring. | Moving applications and data to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. | Breaking the monolith into independent services. | Repositories, work items and pipelines, for example into Azure DevOps Services. |
| Duration | Set after the initial audit. | Stated on the cloud migration page. | Stated on the microservices migration page. | Depends on the volume to move. |
| What you get | Repeatable releases and infrastructure your team can run. | Production systems on the chosen cloud. | Services released one at a time. | The same data in the new tool. |
| When it makes sense | When the problem is how you deliver software. | When the problem is where it runs. | When the problem is how it is built. | When only the tool changes, not the process. |
Cloud migration and microservices migration are separate WWG services with their own pages; they are often combined with a DevOps migration.
Published case studies
- Neotecnica: code audit and Kubernetes cluster
Code audit and security hardening with 13,000+ issues identified, 19+ vulnerabilities fixed and a high-availability Kubernetes cluster delivered.
- Logograb: IT consulting and cloud services
WWG provided IT consulting and cloud services to Logograb, a startup that developed a brand and logo recognition app.
FAQ
Questions & answers
Related services
Migrations next to this one
A migration is a project with an end. For ongoing DevOps work the reference is DevOps consulting; if you need someone who stays in your team after the move, a dedicated DevOps engineer.
When the move is towards a cloud platform, the service is cloud migration; when it concerns application architecture, microservices migration.
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