Most teams know they need to migrate. They've known for a year, sometimes three, and the project still slips to next quarter while the cloud bill grows.
When we measured real migrations with our customers, moving the workloads took 15 to 20% of the total time. The rest went to inventory, batching, planning, internal debates and postponed decisions. One customer spent 7 to 8 weeks on preparation before the migration itself started.
Guillaume Da Silva will walk through where that time goes and why. Romaric Philogène plays the skeptical CTO in the room, asking the questions your leadership asks before approving a migration.
Bring your own migration questions to the live Q&A at the end.
What you'll learn
- Why a migration feels like a one-way door: and how that fear stalls decisions
- The human constraints teams rarely plan for: too few engineers, unclear ownership, and a CTO who needs to be reassured before anything moves
- What AI agents can automate today: the preparation steps, from inventory to batching to config generation
- Numbers from customer migrations: including one estimated at 3 months by hand that took 16 hours with Qovery and agents
Speakers
Guillaume Da Silva - Staff Solution Architect at Qovery
Romaric Philogène - CEO & Co-founder at Qovery
Details
- Date: October 20, 2026 at 5pm CET / 11am EST / 8am PST
- Duration: 60 minutes including live Q&A
- Format: Talk plus live Q&A
This session is for CTOs, VPs of Engineering and platform leads with a migration on the roadmap that keeps getting pushed back.