Thinking about or in the process of migrating a Java or .NET application to the cloud? Whether you are considering public cloud services like Amazon Web Services (AWS) or private cloud, migrating applications can be trickier than it looks at first glance. Learn how PaaSLane from Cloud Technology Partners leverages the expertise of cloud experts and thousands of successful migrations to accelerate your migration and ensure the success of your project.
Once you’ve decided you want to start leveraging the cloud, things can get even more complex.First, there’s the challenge of evaluating your application portfolio and picking out good candidates for migration. How do you zero in on the right ones? For example you could choose to migrate non-critical apps first, or you could choose to migrate the apps that most lend themselves to cloud deployment. How do you decide?Second, what will it take to migrate a particular application to the cloud? Is it a straightforward “lift and shift” (replatforming) or will it require deeper work (refactoring)? The real questions here are “how much effort will it be, per application” and “what is it going to cost?”Finally, once I get my application migrated, how can I ensure I’m taking best advantage of the cloud platform I’m using? Public cloud platforms are also in a constant state of change—how will my development teams keep up?
Once you’ve decided you want to start leveraging the cloud, things can get even more complex.First, there’s the challenge of evaluating your application portfolio and picking out good candidates for migration. How do you zero in on the right ones? For example you could choose to migrate non-critical apps first, or you could choose to migrate the apps that most lend themselves to cloud deployment. How do you decide?Second, what will it take to migrate a particular application to the cloud? Is it a straightforward “lift and shift” (replatforming) or will it require deeper work (refactoring)? The real questions here are “how much effort will it be, per application” and “what is it going to cost?”Finally, once I get my application migrated, how can I ensure I’m taking best advantage of the cloud platform I’m using? Public cloud platforms are also in a constant state of change—how will my development teams keep up?
Once you’ve decided you want to start leveraging the cloud, things can get even more complex.First, there’s the challenge of evaluating your application portfolio and picking out good candidates for migration. How do you zero in on the right ones? For example you could choose to migrate non-critical apps first, or you could choose to migrate the apps that most lend themselves to cloud deployment. How do you decide?Second, what will it take to migrate a particular application to the cloud? Is it a straightforward “lift and shift” (replatforming) or will it require deeper work (refactoring)? The real questions here are “how much effort will it be, per application” and “what is it going to cost?”Finally, once I get my application migrated, how can I ensure I’m taking best advantage of the cloud platform I’m using? Public cloud platforms are also in a constant state of change—how will my development teams keep up?
Once you’ve decided you want to start leveraging the cloud, things can get even more complex.First, there’s the challenge of evaluating your application portfolio and picking out good candidates for migration. How do you zero in on the right ones? For example you could choose to migrate non-critical apps first, or you could choose to migrate the apps that most lend themselves to cloud deployment. How do you decide?Second, what will it take to migrate a particular application to the cloud? Is it a straightforward “lift and shift” (replatforming) or will it require deeper work (refactoring)? The real questions here are “how much effort will it be, per application” and “what is it going to cost?”Finally, once I get my application migrated, how can I ensure I’m taking best advantage of the cloud platform I’m using? Public cloud platforms are also in a constant state of change—how will my development teams keep up?