Architectural and Dependency Analysis
Source code, runtime version, database, environment variables (.env), cron jobs, and external service integrations are mapped out.
Web site or software migration is the service of safely transferring application code, user uploaded media files, databases, domain name redirections, SSL certificates, cron jobs, and external API integrations to a new working environment.
A modern web application or software is not just about source code files. Behind the scenes of live environments, runtime versions, writable directory permissions, background job queues, caching layers (Redis/Memcached), SMTP email server configurations, and IP-limited API services are present.
During the process, all architectural dependencies of the application are meticulously extracted. After the target server infrastructure is prepared to meet these requirements, the code and database are synchronized in a consistent manner. Before the actual migration, local redirects are used to simulate real user scenarios, and during the live transition, DNS changes are made to ensure uninterrupted critical functions and system logs.
Source code, runtime version, database, environment variables (.env), cron jobs, and external service integrations are mapped out.
Web server (Nginx/Apache), TLS/SSL certificates, database optimization settings, and security policies are configured.
Files, environment variables, and database are transferred in a consistent technical manner; functional tests are performed before domain live migration.
DNS records are updated to direct traffic to the new server; application logs, form flows, and performance are continuously monitored.
Assess the current environment, target and dependencies
Document scope, risks, acceptance and rollback
Implement, validate and document
Providing that URL structures, 301 redirects, canonical tags, robots.txt files, and server response times (performance) are preserved, the risk of SEO loss is minimized. For domain or root URL changes, a detailed SEO migration plan is executed.
Planning is done based on the application's write traffic and the tolerable downtime period. Depending on the operational model, a temporary maintenance mode, database replication, or snapshot/restore methods are preferred.
Yes. During the acceptance and observation window defined in the agreement, any findings and issues related to the direct migration process are tracked and resolved quickly.
We review your current environment, target and technical requirements in a 20–30 minute call. Scope, assumptions, deliverables and pricing are documented before work begins.
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