by Artie Sluka
AWS migrations can feel overwhelming—especially when organizations try to tackle everything at once. With complex licensing, legacy infrastructure, and cost uncertainty, it’s easy for teams to stall before they ever get started.
The reality is that successful migrations to Amazon Web Services don’t happen all at once. They happen in phases, with clarity and planning at each step.
⬇️ Watch the video below to learn how a phased AWS migration approach works in practice. ⬇️
▶ A Phased Approach to AWS Migration
In this video, Artie Sluka, AWS Cloud Technical Manager at CleanSlate Technology Group, walks through the four core phases of an AWS migration—from early assessments through execution and long-term modernization.
Rather than rushing workloads into the cloud, Artie explains how organizations first gain visibility into their licensing, infrastructure, and cost structure. From there, teams can move forward with confidence, reducing risk while creating a foundation for future modernization.
In the video, you’ll learn how a phased migration helps organizations:
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Understand existing licensing and infrastructure
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Model costs and year-over-year projections
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Execute migrations with less disruption
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Plan intentionally for modernization on AWS
🎥 Watch the full video to hear Artie break down each phase and what it means for your migration strategy.
Learn how CleanSlate helps organizations migrate and modernize on AWS with confidence:
https://www.cleanslatetg.com/partners/aws/