Cloud · Modernization
Modernize what you've moved. Pay less to run it.
Move the right workloads onto managed AWS services, right-size the rest and put cost controls in place, without rebuilding everything at once.
Short answer: Once workloads are on AWS, modernization moves the right ones onto managed services, such as databases onto Amazon Aurora or Amazon RDS, right-sizes everything else, and puts cost visibility and controls in place.
11:59 uses ADAM, its agentic database analysis and migration tool, to show compatibility, risk and level of effort before a database moves. Work is prioritized by what lowers run cost and risk first, so you modernize at your pace rather than in one large rebuild.
What it covers
Where modernization pays for itself
Managed databases
Move self-managed databases onto Amazon Aurora or Amazon RDS, with ADAM assessing each one first.
Right-sizing
Match instances and storage to what workloads actually use.
Cost visibility and controls
Tagging, budgets and reporting so every team can see and own its cloud spend.
Modern services where they fit
Containers or serverless for the workloads where it lowers cost or effort.
Ready for AI
Data organized and governed so AI agents can use it safely.
Meet ADAM
See the effort before you commit
ADAM (Agentic Database Analysis and Migration) analyzes a database and shows data compatibility, risk and level of effort in a few clicks, along with the projected cost savings, before a migration begins.
How it works
Modernize in priority order
Assess
Review workloads, databases and spend; ADAM analyzes database compatibility and effort.
Prioritize
Rank changes by cost and risk reduced, so the first moves pay for the next ones.
Modernize
Move workloads onto managed services and right-size the rest, in planned steps.
Keep it lean
Cost controls and reporting so savings stay in place, run by your team or 11:59.
Who it's for
How it works for your organization
Same service, shaped to how you buy and what you're held to.
Modernize legacy applications and control spend
Get more from the AWS and Microsoft investments you already have.
- Changes prioritized around program priorities and budget cycles
- Spend reporting by program, for budget owners and oversight
- Contracted through CMAS 3-24-01-1044 or the TDDC MSA #5-22-70-25-189
- Also serving California cities and the State of Oregon
Cut cloud spend without a rebuild
Lower run costs and get ready for AI, one step at a time.
- Database moves assessed by ADAM before you commit
- Right-sizing and cost controls first, where savings come fastest
- Fixed scope, quoted before you start
- Run afterward by your team or 11:59 Operate
Our commitments
How we work on every cloud engagement
11:59 has delivered AI and cloud work for 23+ years, with 50+ AWS-certified professionals and AWS Advanced Tier status.
Fixed-fee pricing
Scoped first, then a fixed fee. No surprises in the invoice.
US-based team
AWS-certified engineers based in the United States.
Security assurance
Our team does not access your production environments or privileged data.
AWS funding
AWS programs may offset part of the cost. We check eligibility during scoping.
Common questions
What buyers ask before they call
Do we have to rebuild our applications?
No. Most savings come from managed databases, right-sizing and cost controls. Rebuilds are reserved for workloads where they clearly pay off.
What is ADAM?
ADAM is 11:59's Agentic Database Analysis and Migration tool. It shows data compatibility, risk, level of effort and projected cost savings for a database migration before work begins.
How much will we save?
It depends on your workloads and current spend. The assessment estimates savings for each change so you can decide what to do first.
How do California departments contract for this?
Through CMAS 3-24-01-1044 or the TDDC MSA #5-22-70-25-189, as a SOW under an existing agreement.
Find out what your cloud should cost.
A scoping call reviews your workloads and spend and ends with a prioritized plan and a quote.