Category : AWS Migration
by Andy Mao | Feb 23, 2018 | Atlassian, AWS Cloud, AWS Migration, Case Studies, iTMethods News
The financial institution was an existing Atlassian customer, but its on-premise instances were highly fractured between individual teams and many Atlassian instances were multiple versions behind, in need of support for maintenance and upgrades. This large, complex...
by Andy Mao | Feb 9, 2018 | AWS Cloud, AWS Migration, Case Studies, Managed AWS
KQED operates a wide range of platforms, including traditional mediums like television and radio as well as innovative mobile and app-based solutions to educate, engage, and inform its audiences. It was an existing user of popular Atlassian applications and tools like...
by Andy Mao | Jan 5, 2018 | Atlassian, AWS Cloud, AWS Migration
KQED is the leader in providing community-supported alternatives to commercial media for audiences in Northern California. It used on-premise Atlassian applications to enable software development, but wanted to accelerate deployments and reduce costs by transitioning...
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by Andy Mao | Dec 19, 2017 | AWS Cloud, AWS Migration, iTMethods News
During a presentation at this year’s recent AWS re:Invent, Bina Khimani, Global Head, Infrastructure Segments for AWS, highlighted iTMethods as a leading partner for its work in performing a pioneering enterprise Atlassian workload migration (Jira and Confluence) for...
by Wendell Ying | Mar 6, 2017 | AWS Cloud, AWS Migration
The following blog post was originally featured by Stephen Orban, Head of Enterprise Strategy at AWS, in his Medium Blog Series. “Life is a journey. When we stop, things don’t go right.” -Pope Francis As public cloud adoption starts to accelerate among enterprise...
by Wendell Ying | Jan 22, 2017 | AWS Cloud, AWS Migration
There are a number of factors that drive organizations towards a mass migration to the AWS cloud. They often include the ending of a data centre lease, major capital depreciation, strategic planning decisions, and more. But mass migration – moving an abundant number...
