Your on-premise infrastructure is holding you back. High fixed costs, manual scaling, updates that take weeks. Google Cloud gives your workloads Google infrastructure — the same one used by YouTube, Gmail , and Google Search.
If you recognize any of these problems, it's time to speak up:
Not all workloads are migrated the same. We evaluate each application and choose the strategy that offers the best cost-benefit ratio:
We'll bring your application to Compute Engine as is. No code changes. Same operating system, same architecture, but on Google's infrastructure.
Partial migration and customization: moving a database to Cloud SQL , using Cloud Storage instead of NFS, or containerizing for GKE. Minimal changes, big impact.
Build with Cloud Run , Cloud Functions, and Pub/Sub services. Serverless microservices architecture that scales automatically and you only pay for what you use.
Each modernization project follows a proven process with clear milestones:
We take inventory of your current infrastructure: servers, applications, dependencies, data. We determine what to migrate, in what order and with what strategy. We estimate costs and timeline.
We build your “landing zone”: project structure, VPC, IAM, security policies, connection to your current network (Cloud VPN or Interconnect). A solid foundation on which everything else is built.
We don't migrate everything at once. We start with low-risk workloads to validate the process and move forward in waves until the migration is complete. Without disrupting operations.
After migration, we optimize: rightsizing virtual machines, CUDs, autoscaling, monitoring, notifications. If desired, we can transition to managed services for continuous operation.
| Google Cloud | On-premise | |
|---|---|---|
| Initial investment | No investment — pay for use | Hardware + licenses + data center |
| Scaling | Minutes (auto-scaling) | Weeks (purchase + installation) |
| Accessibility | 99.99% SLA with benefits | Depends on your team |
| Security | Encryption by default + 800+ verification measures | Manual, your responsibility |
| Disaster recovery | Built-in multi-region replication | Second data center (double cost) |
| AI and ML | Vertex AI , Gemini , BigQuery ML | Expensive GPUs + in-house know-how |
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the scale. A small environment (5-10 VMs) can be migrated in 2-4 weeks. More complex environments with databases, integrations, and legacy applications can take 2-4 months. We break it down into waves to reduce risk.
We minimize this as much as possible. For most workloads, we use live migration with Migrate for Compute Engine: the virtual machine is replicated in real time and the final switchover takes only minutes. We schedule it into agreed maintenance windows.
Generally not. The TCO (total cost of ownership) of the cloud is typically 30-40% lower when you consider everything: hardware, electricity, cooling, staff, licenses, maintenance, and downtime risk. We provide a free TCO analysis before you get started.
Yes. Many customers start with a hybrid model: some infrastructure is on Google Cloud and some is on-premises, connected via Cloud VPN or Cloud Interconnect. You migrate at your own pace.
Google Cloud supports Windows Server (since 2012 R2), SQL Server, Active Directory, and .NET. You can bring your own licenses (BYOL) or use the licenses provided by Google. There's no need to rewrite anything.
We'll give you a free TCO analysis: we'll compare what you spend today with what you would spend on Google Cloud platform. No obligation.
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