AWS migration, planned before anything moves
Plan and execute the move from on-premise or another cloud onto AWS, workload by workload, for teams in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf.
How we approach a migration
We inventory what you run today, map each workload to an AWS equivalent, and sequence the move so the lowest-risk systems go first. Every migration has a written scope and a rollback position before it starts.
What you get
- A full inventory of workloads, dependencies and data volumes
- A target architecture with named AWS services and regions
- A migration sequence, lowest risk first, with rollback for each stage
- Cutover plans and downtime windows agreed in advance
- Execution by our engineers or alongside your team, your choice
The outcome
Your workloads run on AWS, in the region you chose, with documentation of what moved and when.
Guides on this topic
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Oct 29, 2026 · 8 min read
The AWS Saudi Arabia region: launch status, what it changes and how to prepare
AWS says its Saudi Arabia region launches in December 2026. Where it stands, how it compares with the UAE and Bahrain regions, and how to prepare for it.
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AWS partner tier levels explained: Registered, Select, Advanced and Premier
The AWS Partner Paths and the four Services Path tiers: what Registered, Select, Advanced and Premier require and unlock, and how to check a partner's tier.
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AWS POC vs MAP funding: which one do you need?
AWS POC funding tests one workload before you commit; MAP pays towards a planned migration. How they differ, when each applies, and how to use them in order.
Read the guideOct 28, 2026 · 8 min read
Cloud migration cost in Egypt: what drives it and how to estimate it
What a cloud migration in Egypt costs: the one-off and monthly cost drivers, a worked AWS example from published prices, and how MAP and credits offset it.
Read the guideOct 20, 2026 · 8 min read
Which AWS region should companies in Egypt use?
AWS has no region in Egypt. How Bahrain, the UAE and Europe compare on price, services and latency, and what Egypt's data protection law means for hosting.
Read the guideOct 20, 2026 · 7 min read
AWS MAP funding milestones: what has to happen before the credits arrive
The milestones before AWS MAP credits kick in: the business case, the signed migration plan, the map-migrated tag and what must be true for spend to count.
Read the guideOct 14, 2026 · 7 min read
AWS Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) for companies in Egypt and Saudi Arabia
How AWS MAP works: its three phases, how the funding is released, who qualifies, and what companies in Egypt and Saudi Arabia should check before they apply.
Read the guideOct 14, 2026 · 7 min read
Choosing an AWS partner in Egypt: what Select, Advanced and Premier tiers mean
What an AWS Partner is, what the Select, Advanced and Premier tiers require, how to check a partner's tier yourself, and what to ask before hiring one in Egypt.
Read the guideOct 11, 2026 · 7 min read
Migrating to AWS in Saudi Arabia: regions, data residency and compliance
Planning an AWS cloud migration in Saudi Arabia? Which regions to use today, what the Saudi region changes, PDPL and NCA rules, and how not to migrate twice.
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AWS migration in Saudi Arabia
AWS migration for companies in Saudi Arabia: region choice, data rules and a costed plan before anything moves.
Learn moreAWS migration in Egypt
AWS migration for companies in Egypt: the right region outside the country, data protection, and a costed plan before anything moves.
Learn moreCloud services
DevOps, automation and day-two operations for the cloud you already run, AWS or Azure.
Learn moreCost forecasting
Model what your workloads will actually cost on AWS, before you commit to anything.
Learn morePost-migration verification
Confirm what actually moved, document it, and produce the evidence credit programmes require.
Learn moreCommon questions
Ready to move to AWS?
Send us your setup and we come back with a scope, a sequence and an estimated cost. If the credit programmes are not a fit, we say so on the first call.