Solutions
Cloud migrations that actually finish.
Get the engineers who move critical systems to the cloud, build the platform underneath them, and keep it running when load spikes at 2 a.m.
- 01How the work gets staffed
- 02What you get
- 03Why teams bring us in
- 04When it fits
Most cloud programs stall for one reason: the people who could do the work are already running the systems it depends on. Bench FX supplies that missing capacity — migration engineers, platform teams and site reliability specialists who ship the move, stand up the tooling your developers build on, and stay accountable for uptime after go-live. Take an individual specialist or a full delivery squad, matched to the clouds and constraints you already have.
- Migration engineering across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud — rehost, replatform and refactor, with landing zones and network design settled before the first workload moves
- Platform engineering: internal developer platforms, Terraform and infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines and Kubernetes your teams can run without a ticket queue
- Site reliability: SLOs, error budgets, observability, on-call rotations and incident response that hold under real traffic
- FinOps and cost control — right-sizing, commitment planning and tagging so spend tracks actual usage, not guesswork
- Security and compliance built in: identity, secrets management, policy as code and audit evidence for regulated environments
- Data and networking migrations — databases, streaming and analytics moved with minimal downtime and a tested path back
How the work gets staffed
Tell us the estate, the target and the deadline. We assemble the exact mix each phase needs — a migration lead and cloud architects to plan landing zones and dependencies, platform engineers to automate the path to production, and SREs to own reliability once workloads are live. Teams scale up for a cutover and down once it holds, so you pay for the shape of the work in front of you, not a fixed headcount.
What you get
A migration that keeps the business running, an internal platform your own developers can build on without filing tickets, and a reliability practice with real SLOs behind it. That means workloads moved with a tested rollback plan, infrastructure defined as code, pipelines that ship safely, observability you can act on, and a cloud bill that maps to what you actually use.
Why teams bring us in
We place cloud and infrastructure engineers across enterprises every week, so we know the difference between someone who has read about Kubernetes and someone who has run it in production under regulatory load. Candidates are screened on the systems they have actually broken and fixed, not on keyword matches. You review a short list of people who can do the job, not a stack of resumes.
When it fits
When a migration keeps slipping a quarter at a time, when your best engineers are stuck keeping the lights on instead of modernizing, when a platform team needs to exist but hiring one from scratch would take a year, or when reliability has become a run of late-night surprises. If any of those sound familiar, this is capacity you can put to work in weeks.
- to a staffed migration squad, not months
- Weeksto a staffed migration squad, not months
- plus hybrid and on-prem, in-house
- AWS · Azure · GCPplus hybrid and on-prem, in-house
- reliability coverage across time zones
- 24/7reliability coverage across time zones
FAQ
Questions, answered.
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Staff your cloud work properly
Tell us what is stalling — a migration, a platform that needs building, or reliability that keeps surprising you. We will come back with the specific people who can move it.