Infrastructure and application discovery
Create an inventory of physical and virtual servers, operating systems, databases, applications, storage, network paths, integrations, owners and service criticality.
Cloud migration is an engineering programme, not simply a server copy. Linx Networks helps organisations assess existing infrastructure, map dependencies, select migration strategies, build target environments and move workloads through controlled migration waves.
Detailed technical capabilities, design considerations and delivery components for organisations across Nigeria, including businesses in Lagos, Abuja and other commercial centres, planning, building or improving their cloud environment.
Create an inventory of physical and virtual servers, operating systems, databases, applications, storage, network paths, integrations, owners and service criticality.
Identify application dependencies, unsupported components, performance constraints, licensing considerations, data sensitivity and workload suitability.
Evaluate rehost, replatform, refactor, repurchase, retain and retire options. Select the approach that balances business value, risk, time and long-term operating cost.
Design the landing zone, identity, network, security, compute, data services, backup, monitoring and governance required by the destination environment.
Plan replication, pilot workloads, migration waves, maintenance windows, cutover checks, application testing, data validation and rollback criteria.
Review resource sizing, performance, security posture, cost allocation, operational ownership and documentation after workloads are running in the cloud.
Existing infrastructure is discovered and assessed, then workloads are mapped to a target cloud architecture, migrated in waves, validated and optimised. The diagram is illustrative and intended to explain the major control and infrastructure layers. Detailed designs are tailored to each environment.
Architecture decisions should account for service availability, regional support, data sensitivity, identity boundaries, network paths, operational ownership and total cost.
A structured delivery approach creates visibility into scope, dependencies, acceptance criteria and operational handover.
Map requirements and current-state constraints.
Select the architecture and controls.
Implement in controlled stages and validate.
Operate, measure and continuously improve.
We consider existing infrastructure, office connectivity, user locations, business-critical applications, data protection requirements, licensing and support arrangements. Our goal is to recommend a cloud design that is technically appropriate and operationally sustainable.
Linx Networks Ltd operates from Abuja and Lagos and supports enterprise IT infrastructure requirements across Nigeria.
Technical discovery and project coordination for organisations operating in Nigeria.
Identity, network, data protection and operational controls considered from the start.
Connect cloud workloads with existing networks, data centres and enterprise systems.
Plan for deployment, support, optimisation, recovery and future growth.
Cloud architecture is interconnected. Explore related capabilities and supporting service pages.
Downtime depends on workload architecture, data volume, replication options, application design and cutover approach. The migration plan should state expected interruption and rollback criteria.
Some can be rehosted, while others may need replatforming, refactoring, replacement or retention. Assessment determines the practical path.
Controls may include backups, replication, checksums or application-level validation, test migrations, controlled cutover and post-migration reconciliation.
Yes. The destination is selected based on workload fit, existing technology, security, licensing, integration, regional availability and cost.
Share your current environment, business goals and technical requirements. Our team can help define an assessment and practical next steps.