Migrate your Workloads To AWS
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peax cloud leads your journey to the cloud
Our team excels in migrating to AWS. In addressing the migration, we will:
- Design a tailored cloud architecture: in accordance with AWS best practices, the main focus of peax’s design effort is to build a well defined, secured, cost optimized and automated solution that will serve our clients in the best applicative way.
- Modernize workloads: peax excels in moving from a monolith base application to microservices, based on Docker and managed via EKS, Fargate or ECS. Together with its partners, peax is able to support not only the DevOps part of the modernization but also the development effort of the decouple process itself.
- Use managed services: peax is an expert in enabling the use of AWS managed services, with the intention of reducing the need to maintaining the architecture to ש minimum. By using AWS managed services and automating all possible operations, we are able to invest more development time to work on the application instead of the infrastructure.
- Design and implement moving from an single tenant to a multi tenant architecture, including moving to a full SaaS multi tenant solution.
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case studies
Seenity | Migration from Azure to AWS
Seenity aims to migrate the company’s workload from Azure infrastructure to AWS-based IaaS infrastructure. They seek to achieve better agility in managing their infrastructure and applications, allowing more flexibility and scalability.
Light 1 | Migration from on-prem to AWS – lift and shift
Migration of L1ght’s current on-premises workload to AWS. The migration involves deploying an architecture that initially replicates the on-premises design and later transitions to an AWS serverless architecture.
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