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Migrating from AWS​

Kuberns offers an AI-powered cloud platform to simplify application deployment with modern features.

This guide walks you through migrating your application from AWS to Kuberns with minimal downtime.

Kuberns Offers:

  • AI-Powered Deployment: One-click setup with auto-detected configurations.
  • Cost Efficiency: Save up to 40% on cloud costs with usage-based pricing.
  • Scalable Infrastructure: Seamlessly handle traffic spikes with AI-driven scaling.
  • Integrated SSL: Automatic SSL certificate management.
  • Real-Time Monitoring: Track performance via an intuitive Dashboard.
  • Support: Dedicated assistance via email, WhatsApp, or Dashboard.

Migration steps​

You can also connect with us for a free migration process.

1. Assess and backup your AWS application​

  • Assess: Identify your AWS services and dependencies.
  • Backup: Export your application data, including databases, files, and configurations.
  • Document settings: note custom domains, environment variables, and credentials.

2. Deploy on Kuberns​

  • Visit kuberns.com and sign up.
  • In the Kuberns Dashboard, create a new project and connect your GitHub repo with your application codebase.
  • Kuberns AI will auto-detect your app’s stack, configure runtimes, and set up a database if needed.
  • Click Deploy to launch your app with a temporary domain.

3. Restore your application data​

  • Access your app via the temporary domain provided by Kuberns.
  • Import your database backup into Kuberns database using the Dashboard’s built-in UI.
  • Upload static files to Kuberns persistent storage.
  • Update environment variables in the Environment section to match your AWS setup.

4. Configure domain settings​

  • In the Kuberns Dashboard, go to your project’s settings.
  • Add your custom domain under the Domain section.
  • Update your DNS records as instructed by Kuberns.
  • Redeploy your project to apply the new domain settings.

5. Verify migration​

  • Test all application functionality: APIs, database queries, file access, and user authentication.
  • Ensure SSL is active and the app loads correctly on your custom domain.

6. Optimize Performance​

  • Use Kuberns’ real-time monitoring to track performance and scale resources as needed.
  • Enable caching via a CDN for faster global delivery.
  • Leverage Kuberns AI-driven scaling to handle traffic spikes efficiently.

That’s it!

Your application is now live on Kuberns, benefiting from AI automation and cost savings.

Need help? Contact support via the Dashboard or email at kuberns.com.