Move clouds
without starting from zero.
Discover the source environment, codify it, transform it, and keep cost, policy, and approval in the same migration path.
Discover 142 AWS resources, codify them, replicate the project to GCP, and review the target monthly cost before cutover.
Migrations fail when the starting picture is wrong.
ops0 begins by discovering what is already running, including resources that never made it into code. That gives teams a real migration baseline instead of a guessed one.
- Discovery-first onboarding across major clouds
- Useful for undocumented estates and shadow infrastructure
- More reliable than planning from spreadsheets and stale diagrams
Bring the source environment under code before you move it.
Discovered resources can be codified into Terraform, OpenTofu, or Oxid so teams migrate from a governed baseline rather than rewriting from scratch under pressure.
- Codify live state before changing cloud topology
- Useful for migration planning, validation, and rollback confidence
- Keeps the move tied to reviewable infrastructure code
Cross-cloud translation happens inside the same system.
ops0 can transform a project from one provider to another, regenerate provider blocks, and keep the result ready for the same review and deployment flow as any other project.
- AWS to GCP, Azure, or OCI without starting over by hand
- Useful for migrations, exits, or multi-cloud expansion
- Preserves structure instead of forcing teams to rebuild the whole design
Cloud moves get priced before they become expensive surprises.
Migration plans include cost estimation so teams can compare target environments while the move is still a design problem, not a billing incident.
- Resource-level cost impact before approval
- Useful for right-sizing the target environment
- Keeps migration economics visible during planning
You should arrive in the new cloud with guardrails already attached.
Cross-cloud projects go through the same policy, approval, and deployment path as any other infrastructure change. Migration does not get a hall pass around governance.
- Policy mappings stay attached during transformation
- Approval and cost gates still apply before deploy
- Useful for compliance-sensitive moves and phased cutovers
The move is shorter because the platform keeps the context together.
Discovery, codification, transformation, governance, and deployment stay in one control plane, which removes the handoffs that usually make migrations drag out for months.
- Less copy-paste between inventory, code, and review tools
- More reliable handoff from source environment to target code
- Useful for teams that need speed without losing control
