Assessment live · execution hooks in progressMigration & Discovery

Migration Engine

6R assessment, rehearsed waves & rollback for cloud migration.

The Migration Engine industrialises entry, movement and exit: on-premises workloads discovered by the Edge Agent are auto-classified, scored with a 6R assessment for cost, effort and blockers, and planned into rehearsable waves with rollback and Whale AI guidance. Assessment and wave planning are live; execution hooks are in progress.

Migration Engine: the 6R assessment of 410 workloads for a datacenter exit, with the strategy mix and core-banking's Replatform recommendation showing target cost, effort, risk, the evidence behind the score and Whale AI's wave suggestion
6R
Rehost · replatform · refactor · repurchase · retire · retain, scored
Waves
Dependency-aware planning with rollback
Exit-ready
The same engine rehearses regulator-mandated exit plans

Capabilities

What Migration Engine does

01

Auto-classification

Discovered workloads are classified by type, dependencies and data gravity, so the assessment starts from facts rather than interviews.

02

6R assessment

Each workload gets a recommended strategy with estimated target cost, effort and blockers — and the evidence behind the score.

03

Wave planning with rollback

Waves are cut along dependency boundaries, rehearsed, and carry a rollback plan; Whale AI drafts the sequence and flags risks.

04

Execution hooks (in progress)

Handoff to tooling for the move itself, with status flowing back into the wave board and ITSM changes.

How it works

3 steps, from first connection to steady state

  1. Discover

    Edge Agents inventory the source estate and map dependencies.

  2. Assess

    6R scoring with cost, effort and blockers per workload.

  3. Plan waves

    Sequence, rehearse, approve; execute with rollback when the hooks land.

The Migration Engine wave board: five waves on a twelve-week timeline moving through assess, rehearse, cutover and hypercare, Wave 3 blocked on licensing, beside Wave 2's rehearsed rollback plan
The wave board and a rehearsed rollback plan. Illustrative screen with sample data.

Where it fits

One module of one platform

Shared platform

IdentitySSO · RBAC
Audit logHash-chained
Data tierUnified store
Migration & DiscoveryMigration Engine

Capabilities

  • Auto-classification of on-prem workloads
  • 6R assessment with cost, effort & blockers
  • Rehearsed waves with rollback — entry, movement and exit
  • Whale AI migration guidance

Questions

Questions teams ask before turning it on

Scope, permissions and maturity — answered the way we answer them in an evaluation.

01Does it move the workloads?

Assessment and wave planning are live today. Execution hooks — handing the move to tooling and tracking it back on the wave board — are in progress; until then teams execute with their existing tooling against the plan.

02Can it help with a regulator's exit-plan requirement?

Yes — the same engine turns an exit annexure into a dependency-mapped, rehearsed plan with drill evidence, which is how BFSI customers use it today.

03Which targets are supported?

Any connected estate: the six public clouds, private and virtualised platforms via the Edge Agent, and on-premises for repatriation.

See it on your data

Migration Engine, on your own estate — in one working session.

Bring one cloud account or one on-prem site. We connect it read-only during the call, walk the module on your real resources, and leave you with the export.