Migration Services
Codimite migrates Heroku applications, databases, add-ons, and deployment workflows to AWS. Gain greater control over infrastructure, networking, scaling, and cloud operations through a managed migration approach.
Scale with AWS
Design compute, storage, networking, security, and scaling around your application requirements.
Run container workloads using Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS, or AWS Fargate based on your operational needs.
Move Heroku processes into independently scalable web services, workers, scheduled tasks, and microservices.
Use Amazon VPC, private subnets, security groups, load balancers, and private connectivity for more customized network designs.
Review application demand, compute sizing, storage, databases, and scaling policies to identify cost-optimization opportunities.
Connect applications with managed databases, queues, storage, analytics, security, monitoring, and AI services.
Migration Process
Review Heroku applications, dynos, databases, add-ons, config variables, domains, background jobs, and current platform usage.
Define the target AWS architecture, networking, identity, containers, databases, monitoring, security, and deployment model.
Migrate a selected application or service to validate compatibility, performance, scaling, and cost assumptions.
Move application code, containers, databases, configuration, storage, scheduled jobs, and third-party services.
Complete functional, performance, security, data-integrity, and rollback testing before directing production traffic to AWS.
Why Codimite
Codimite combines application modernization, cloud architecture, container engineering, database migration, security, and DevOps expertise to deliver controlled cloud migrations.
Talk to a Cloud Migration ExpertHeroku Environment Assessment. We assess applications, dynos, databases, add-ons, configuration, dependencies, usage, and migration risks.
AWS Architecture Design. We design scalable compute, container, network, storage, database, monitoring, and security environments.
Application and Container Migration. We migrate Heroku applications and Docker workloads to suitable AWS compute or container services.
Database and Add-On Replacement. We map Heroku Postgres, caching, messaging, monitoring, storage, and other add-ons to suitable AWS or third-party services.
Risk-Managed Cutover. Parallel environments, database replication, testing, traffic switching, and rollback planning help reduce disruption.
End-to-End Support. Codimite supports discovery, architecture, migration, CI/CD, testing, optimization, documentation, and knowledge transfer.
Comparison
| Comparison Area | Heroku | AWS Opportunity |
|---|---|---|
| Platform model | Managed application platform using dynos, buildpacks, and add-ons | ✓ Broad cloud platform with customizable infrastructure and managed services |
| Containers | Supports Docker images through Heroku Container Registry | ✓ Run containers with Amazon ECS, EKS, or Fargate |
| Scaling | Scale applications by changing dyno size or quantity | ✓ Configure compute, container, and application scaling policies |
| Networking | Common Runtime or Enterprise Private Spaces | ✓ Design VPCs, subnets, routing, load balancing, and private connectivity |
| Databases | Heroku Postgres and marketplace add-ons | ✓ Use Amazon RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, or self-managed databases |
| Add-ons | Services provisioned through the Heroku add-on marketplace | ✓ Select native AWS services or external providers independently |
| Deployment | Git, buildpacks, pipelines, or Heroku Docker deployment | ✓ Use CI/CD pipelines, container registries, infrastructure as code, and deployment services |
| Observability | Heroku metrics, logs, telemetry, and add-ons | ✓ Build monitoring with CloudWatch and other AWS observability services |
| Cost model | Application resources and add-ons are purchased through Heroku plans | ✓ Configure and monitor individual cloud services and resource usage |
FAQs
No. Codimite can migrate selected applications, workers, databases, or services while other workloads remain on Heroku.
Often, yes. Containerized or twelve-factor applications may be replatformed with limited code changes, although configuration, storage, networking, add-ons, and deployment workflows usually require updates.
Heroku Postgres data can be exported using Heroku-supported backup tools and migrated to a suitable AWS database. AWS Database Migration Service may support ongoing replication for compatible migration scenarios.
Each add-on is assessed and replaced with an appropriate AWS-native or third-party service. Credentials, configuration variables, integrations, and data must also be migrated and validated.
Minimal or near-zero downtime may be possible through parallel environments, database replication, staged deployment, traffic switching, and rollback planning.
The timeline depends on the number of applications, database size, add-ons, integrations, networking, compliance requirements, and modernization scope.
Identify which applications, databases, and add-ons should be migrated, modernized, or retained through a focused cloud assessment.
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