Cloud Migration App

Automatic Cloud Migration app details. I need your quote. A registration form for visitors to sign up and start using the application. Registered users deposit funds to create credits in the system, which are then used for deployments (see below). The funds depositing part can be developed for the winning bidder, integrated into most types of billing systems. A portal for registered users, where the focus is on deployed servers. To deploy a server, the user specifies what their needs (e.g. minimum disk and memory) and preferences (e.g. importance of reliability, importance of performance etc.) are. The system searches tens of thousands of plan combinations at major cloud providers (currently Amazon, Softlayer, Rackspace, Digital Ocean and Rackspace) to suggest a suitable plan. All of this is proprietary and unique. More providers can be added very easily. THE AUTOMIGRATIONS THING is the biggest selling point. The user agrees that they want this system and it is created within your account at the provider. During the automatic deployment process, a unique monitoring agent and benchmark tool are installed on the server. These send back data that helps to influence decisions later on. A lightweight container using open source functionality is installed on the server and the user is emailed access to the container to install their apps. This is a bit like Docker but the user can install any app they choose. The system continues to monitor the performance of the deployed system and gives the user notice (they can cancel the job if they want to) that the server will be migrated in 24 hours because another provider or plan has become more suitable. The user gets something that matches their preferences, with the the app they have already installed already on it and all traffic now directed to the new server. All of this is automatic The system can also take backups of the server every so often and store them within, which means that you can not only make money from the cloud brokerage but also selling backup space. The user benefits because if they need to migrate and their old server is down, it can be restored from a backup. The system also acts as a monitoring service for all deployed servers and sends SMSs (or emails) to alert the user of high resource usage or a server down. We can make money out of this too. The client can see the resource usage of their servers through the app's control panel.