Cloud Migration to AWS, Azure & GCP — Saudi Arabia

Moving production workloads to AWS, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud is rarely a single switch — it is an assessment, a sequencing decision, and a cut-over plan executed without breaking the business. Skyline runs vendor-neutral cloud migrations for organisations across Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and the wider GCC, mapping each application to the right path: rehost (lift and shift), replatform, or refactor where the long-term savings justify the effort.

We begin with a readiness assessment — dependency mapping, a right-sizing exercise, and a transparent total-cost-of-ownership model so finance sees the real monthly run-rate before any workload moves. Because data residency matters in the Kingdom, we help you target in-region availability zones and design a landing zone that keeps regulated data inside Saudi borders, supporting alignment with PDPL, NCA controls and sector rules such as SAMA for financial workloads.

• Discovery and dependency mapping across servers, databases and integrations
• Lift-and-shift, replatform or refactor decision per workload
• Landing-zone, identity and network architecture on AWS / Azure / GCP
• Phased, low-risk cut-over with rollback and parallel-run validation
• VMware, SQL Server, SAP and ERP migration patterns

Our engineers handle the heavy lifting — replication, testing, and a rehearsed cut-over window — while keeping your team informed in Arabic and English. After go-live we tune for cost and performance so you are not paying for idle capacity, and we hand over runbooks and documentation so your own team can operate the new estate with confidence. Whether you are exiting an ageing on-prem data centre, modernising a single critical application, or consolidating multiple clouds into one governed environment, Skyline delivers a migration you can defend to auditors and to the board — backed by a clear plan, honest cost math, and SLA-backed support before, during and after the move.