CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE
Move onto an accredited boundary with our engineers alongside yours.
Migrating a regulated system is the part most teams underestimate. The ServLogi Transition Program pairs your engineers with platform and compliance specialists who have run the same move before, so the work is planned rather than discovered.
The boundary is accredited. The migration still has to be planned.
Inheriting a FedRAMP High baseline removes the longest item from your programme plan, but it does not move your data, redraw your control responsibilities, or tell your assessor which artifacts now come from us. Those are the tasks that quietly consume a quarter, and they are the tasks this program covers.
- Planned, not improvised A written sequence with your program dates on it before any workload moves
- Shared responsibility, in writing A control-by-control split of what you inherit and what remains yours
- Assessor-ready from the start Evidence collected as you go rather than reconstructed at review time
- One commercial line Transition engineering is scoped into the engagement, not quoted separately
Nine workstreams, each with a written procedure
These are the tasks that come up in nearly every regulated migration. Each one has documentation you can read before we start, so nothing about the approach is a surprise.
Sequence discovery, cutover, and authorization milestones against your own program dates.
Work through a cutover checklist built for teams leaving multi-tenant infrastructure behind.
Stand up a hardware-isolated host and confirm its launch measurement before any data moves.
Identify which NIST SP 800-53 controls you inherit and which remain your responsibility.
Validate an AMD SEV-SNP report yourself rather than taking the platform's word for it.
Collect the artifacts a 3PAO or agency reviewer asks for, in the order they normally ask.
Right-size the footprint before award so the allocation matches what the workload actually needs.
Settle notification paths and escalation ownership between your SOC and ours in advance.
Distribute workloads across U.S. facilities for resilience without leaving the accredited boundary.
Four phases, with a decision point at the end of each
Every phase closes with something written down and agreed, so the program never advances on an assumption that has not been checked.
- ScopingWe walk your current architecture, data classifications, and authorization obligations, then agree the footprint and the allocation year. Closes with a written scope and a target date.
- Control mappingOur compliance engineers produce a control-by-control split showing what the platform carries and what stays with your application. Closes with a shared responsibility matrix your assessor can read.
- Build and validateEnclave hosts are provisioned, attestation is verified from your side, and connectivity, storage, and transit are configured against the agreed sizing. Closes with a validated environment and a cutover plan.
- Cutover and handoverThe workload moves, monitoring and incident-response paths go live, and evidence collection starts running on its normal cadence. Closes with handover to your named support team.
Three groups, one plan
Transition work fails most often where ownership is unclear. These boundaries are set during scoping and written into the plan.
Your team
Owns the application, its data, and the decisions about how it should behave. Provides the architecture detail, holds the relationship with your assessor, and signs off each phase.
ServLogi platform engineering
Provisions hosts, configures compute, storage, and transit, runs the cutover with you, and hands over to the support team that will carry the account afterwards.
ServLogi compliance engineering
Produces the control mapping, assembles the inherited-control evidence, and answers assessor questions about the hosting boundary directly rather than through your team.
What the program does not cover
Being straightforward about the edges is easier than renegotiating them later. These sit outside the program and are either yours to own or quoted separately.
- Application rewriting We do not refactor your code. Where an application needs changing to run on an isolated host, we identify it and scope it with you.
- Your authorization package We supply the inherited-control evidence for the hosting boundary. Preparing and submitting your own package remains yours.
- Third-party software licensing Licences, entitlements, and vendor negotiations for software you bring with you stay with your team.
- Ongoing managed operations The program ends at handover. Day-to-day operation is covered by your support agreement or by a delivery partner.
Questions about the program
No. Transition engineering is scoped into the engagement rather than quoted as a separate professional services line, in the same way dedicated hardware, cleared support, and the inherited baseline are priced as one. Commercial terms are issued per engagement in a briefing. See the pricing page for the reference band on a given footprint.
Most run 8 to 16 weeks from scoping to handover. The variable is rarely the infrastructure. It is how quickly control ownership can be agreed and how much application change the move requires. We commit to a date at the end of scoping, once both are known.
Yes, and it is the usual pattern. Scoping and control mapping happen well ahead of the allocation year so the build phase begins the moment capacity is available. 2026 hosting capacity is fully committed, so current engagements are scoped against 2027 to 2029 allocations. See the capacity update.
Often. Where you already have an integrator or managed service provider, our engineers work to their plan rather than replacing it, and the responsibility split is agreed during scoping. Partners in our partner program have deployed on ServLogi before and need less onboarding.
Our compliance engineers answer questions about the hosting boundary directly, so your team is not relaying technical detail it did not author. Questions about your own application stay with you. The split is set out in the shared responsibility matrix produced in phase two.
The account moves to a named support team, and evidence collection continues on its normal cadence through the Client Portal. Escalation paths agreed during the program stay in force. See the support and escalation reference.
Start with a scoping conversation
Bring your current architecture and your authorization deadline. We will tell you what the move looks like from where you are, before anyone signs anything.
Request a briefing
A working session with federal operations and compliance engineering, covering your workload, the controls you would inherit, and the allocation years available to you.
Read what an onboarding briefing covers
The agenda, who attends from our side, and what to bring, written down so the first meeting is not spent establishing the format.
Typical duration reflects engagements completed to date and is confirmed for your program at the end of the scoping phase. Commercial terms, including how transition engineering is treated, are issued per engagement in a briefing rather than from a published rate card.