Migration Readiness Assessment
A structured review of workloads, dependencies, and exit criteria before any cloud move begins — so Taichung teams know what can migrate, what must wait, and what should stay.
Proxy Yard Base
Cloud migration planning for teams who need an honest wave plan.
Programming consulting from Taiping: readiness assessments, placement decisions, and cutover facilitation grounded in how your systems actually couple.
Consultations
Engagements shaped around the move, not the marketing
Each consultation produces artefacts your architects and operators can keep — inventories, maps, runbooks — rather than another abstract maturity score.
Workload Placement Planning
Decide where each system should live — public cloud, private rack, or hybrid — based on latency, compliance posture, and operational load rather than slogan-level cloud-first mandates.
Cutover Runbook Facilitation
Turn a migration weekend into a rehearsed sequence: owners, rollback points, communication steps, and timed checkpoints written in language operators can follow at 02:00.
Hybrid Dependency Mapping
Trace the quiet couplings — batch jobs, shared directories, firewall rules, and human handoffs — that break migrations when diagrams stay too clean.
How we work
Readiness before tickets, evidence before weekends
We start with what must be true before infrastructure changes: ownership, dependencies, exit criteria, and a rehearsal that finds missing credentials. Only then do cutover windows earn a place on the calendar.
Local utility
Keep planning signals on your own desktop
Proxy Yard Base also publishes a local data tracking and analytical utility for offline record-keeping of migration notes and planning signals. Compatibility references may mention Binance for analytical context only — the software does not hold funds, access private keys, or execute transactions.
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What teams remember after the engagement
The readiness assessment caught a shared overnight export we had forgotten existed. We delayed wave one by three weeks — annoying then, correct in hindsight.
Placement planning forced us to keep two chatty services together instead of splitting them across a VPN. Latency budgets made the argument concrete.
Field notes
Essays from recent migration floors
When not to migrate yet
Cloud migration planning includes the discipline to leave systems where they are. Here are signals that a pause is the responsible call.
Runbooks operators will actually open at 02:00
A migration runbook that reads like a strategy memo will be ignored. Write for the person holding the keyboard.