Yes,Microsoft workloads run on AWS. AWS has supported Windows Server, SQL Server,Active Directory, and .NET applications for over 12 years.

You keep your existing Microsoft licences and applications whilst gaining AWS's infrastructure benefits.

Your Windows environment doesn't need rebuilding - it runs natively on AWS.

AWS provides enterprise-grade security that most SMBs cannot replicate on-premises: 24/7 threat monitoring, automated security patching, data encryption, and compliance with ISO 27001, ISO 27017, PCI-DSS, and SOC 2.

You maintain complete control over who accesses your data whilst gaining infrastructure security that's independently verified and continuously monitored.

A Windows Server migration to AWS typically takes 8-16 weeks for SMB environments. Your timeline depends on infrastructure complexity and how many workloads you're moving.

Phased migrations let you move incrementally whilst maintaining business continuity - you're never migrating everything at once.

Your personalised Migration Assessment includes a specific timeline for your situation.

A migration to AWS will not disrupt business operations when properly planned. Migrations run during scheduled maintenance windows with comprehensive testing before cutover.

Most businesses report zero customer-facing disruption because you're moving workloads in controlled phases rather than all at once.

If something doesn't go to plan, rollback procedures protect your operations.

An AWS Migration Assessment analyses your actual Windows environment - current servers, licensing entitlements, usage patterns, and application dependencies.

You receive exact AWS cost projections, expected performance improvements, security enhancements, and a phased migration roadmap.

The assessment is complimentary and includes no obligation to proceed.

Microsoft licences work on AWS through Licence Mobility with Software Assurance or by purchasing licences directly through AWS.

You can bring existing licences or acquire new ones depending on what's most cost-effective.

Your MigrationAssessment identifies which licensing approach saves you the most money foryour specific situation.

AWS typically provides 2x performance improvement for Windows workloads compared to ageing on-premises servers.

You gain instant scalability for peak demands without over provisioning for average loads. Specific improvements depend on your current infrastructure age and configuration.

Your Migration Assessment includes performance projections for your actual workloads.

After migrating to AWS, our Managed Cloud Services provide 24/7 monitoring, security management, proactive issue resolution, cost optimisation, and disaster recovery.

Your AWS environment receives continuous maintenance and compliance management so your technical team can focus on business priorities rather than infrastructure maintenance.

Support includes guaranteed uptime and response times backed by an SLA.

A business should migrate Windows workloads to AWS when infrastructure costs or constraints limit growth.

Common indicators include over provisioned hardware you're paying for but not fully using, approaching Windows Server end-of-support deadlines, difficulty scaling for peak demands, or your technical team spending more time on maintenance than innovation.

An AWS Migration Assessment determines where you'd benefit most.

Windows migration to AWS costs vary by environment, but most SMBs see 30-50%infrastructure cost reduction within the first year.

Exact costs depend on your number of servers, workload complexity, and current licensing.

An AWS MigrationAssessment analyses your specific environment and provides board-ready projections before you commit to anything.