Applications designed for the cloud, not lifted onto it.

A cloud-native application is designed for the cloud from day one — microservices, serverless functions, and clean APIs built to scale elastically — rather than a legacy system lifted onto cloud infrastructure. AGS architects these to use managed services and scale with demand, so your workload flexes with traffic instead of straining against fixed capacity.

Migration lifts an existing application onto cloud infrastructure; cloud-native designs the application around the cloud from the start. AGS builds cloud-native — microservices decomposed by business capability, serverless functions that scale to zero, and versioned APIs — so systems scale elastically. Migrating existing workloads is a separate service under our Cloud Ops and Migration engagement.

Use serverless for event-driven workloads with variable or spiky load, where functions that scale to zero mean you pay nothing when there's no traffic. AGS defines the scale and elasticity your workload actually needs first, then designs serverless functions and microservices around managed services — and load-tests against real traffic patterns before launch.

We define the elasticity your workload genuinely needs up front, design around managed services, then tune cost and capacity continuously as usage grows. Our Fenwick Analytics review cut cloud cost 30%. Building elastic from the start — services that scale to zero when idle — avoids paying for fixed capacity you don't use.