Migrating to Dragonfly Cloud

You put Dragonfly Community Edition into production and it’s working. Do you need our enterprise solution Dragonfly Cloud? Join to see if it’s right for you.

We’ll walk through four concrete signals that a self-hosted deployment has reached its limit: outsourcing the operational grind, growth that demands more deployments than you can hand-provision, new SLA or security requirements from customers or compliance, and a cost review that finds senior engineers doing maintenance instead of product work. For each signal, we’ll show what actually changes on the other side, comparing Community Edition and Dragonfly Cloud across performance, scaling, deployment, support, developer tooling, and security, using the same engine underneath in both cases.

Don’t just take our word for it, hear about a real customer migration. ShareChat started on Dragonfly Community Edition for a handful of cache-heavy workloads, proved it out, then migrated 150-plus services to Dragonfly Cloud for a 40% cost reduction and no noisy-neighbor issues. We’ll also walk through what the migration itself actually requires, using ShareChat’s playbook (inventory and classify, pick a replication path, cut over team by team, run old and new side by side, design for zero downtime).

You’ll leave with a simple framework for mapping your own workload against these signals, a clear side-by-side of what changes and what doesn’t, and how you can get started yourself.