Our Mission
We believe European companies should not have to depend on US-based cloud giants to run their business. The concentration of European data in American infrastructure creates regulatory risk, inflated costs, and a fundamental loss of control.
Big Tech Migration was founded to give European tech companies a clear, practical path away from AWS, GCP, and US-managed services — without the pain and risk typically associated with infrastructure migration.
What We Do
We specialise in migrating managed data services — databases, search engines, caching layers, and supporting infrastructure — from US-based providers to European alternatives.
Our approach is methodical and battle-tested:
- Backup — Before anything is touched, we take complete backups of all your data and verify their integrity.
- Audit — We map your current infrastructure, dependencies, and data flows.
- Plan — We design a migration strategy with rollback gates and zero-downtime cutover.
- Execute — We handle the migration end-to-end, including replication, validation, and DNS cutover — with incremental backups at every stage.
- Verify — Post-migration, we run comprehensive data integrity checks and performance benchmarks.
Who We Help
We work primarily with small and medium-sized European tech companies — SaaS platforms, fintech startups, healthtech firms, and digital agencies — who are looking to:
- Achieve full GDPR compliance with EU-hosted data
- Reduce cloud spend by 40-60% by moving off overpriced managed services
- Eliminate dependency on US infrastructure subject to foreign surveillance laws
- Gain full operational control over their data layer
Our Track Record
We have successfully migrated production workloads including:
- MongoDB Atlas to self-hosted MongoDB on European infrastructure
- Amazon Elasticsearch to European-hosted OpenSearch
- Amazon ElastiCache / Redis to European Redis hosting
- Amazon RDS (both MySQL and PostgreSQL) to European database providers
Every migration we have performed has been completed with zero downtime and zero data loss — backed by complete data backups taken at every stage of the process.