Zero-Downtime Migrations
Leave your platform, keep your rankings: full 301 redirect mapping, staged cutover, and 90-day post-migration rank monitoring, plus zero-data-loss AWS server and database migrations.
Infrastructure
Someone has to own the AWS account: patching, backups, costs, and the migration that got you there. For businesses without a cloud team, that someone is us.
TL;DR
Breezy Sites runs AWS infrastructure for businesses that outgrew shared hosting but don't have a cloud team: zero-data-loss server and database migrations (quoted from $2,500), then ongoing ownership of EC2, RDS, S3, Route 53, load balancing, and disaster recovery under a management retainer.
The migration is an event; the account is a liability that persists. Instances need patching, RDS needs maintenance windows, backups need testing, and costs need someone reading the bill. Infrastructure joins the same retainer discipline as our websites on the Website Management page, with the same runbook culture.
Replicate first, verify parity, then cut over. Data is replicated to the new environment while the old one keeps serving; parity is verified with counts and checksums; DNS cutover happens only after verification passes, with rollback intact. We've run this repeatedly on production platforms; the migration page carries the process.
Most inherited AWS accounts are oversized because nobody revisited launch-day guesses. Right-sizing instances, storage classes, and reserved-capacity choices frequently pays for the engagement inside the first year. It's the first thing we audit.
Leave your platform, keep your rankings: full 301 redirect mapping, staged cutover, and 90-day post-migration rank monitoring, plus zero-data-loss AWS server and database migrations.
Predictable monthly retainers that keep your website updated, secure, backed up, and monitored, on any platform, including custom PHP/CodeIgniter applications.
Senior engineering judgment on demand: fixed-fee technical audits, one-hour strategy sessions, fractional CTO engagements, and custom application development & support.
Going deeper
Yes: replicate, verify parity, cut over DNS in a staged window. Visitors don't see the move, and rollback stays available until verification passes.
Yes, and it is common. We audit the account (architecture, security groups, backup reality, spend), document it, then take ownership under retainer.
The infrastructure work joins a management retainer, scoped to the account after the audit. Migrations are quoted from $2,500 by data volume, service count, and downtime tolerance.
Yes: backup strategy, tested restores, and documented recovery time targets. A backup nobody has restored is a hope, not a plan.
Sometimes, and we'll say so. Plenty of businesses are best served by managed hosting; AWS earns its complexity when you need custom applications, real databases, or traffic that shared hosting can't hold.
