Both
migrating and modernizing application platforms must be large and complex
effort. A cloud-first framework helps with a strategy and involves building
cloud native microservices, extending with new services, and migrating
unchanged applications, and adopting standardized operations. Refactoring helps
to decreased development as a monolith and increase development as
microservices. Curated development tools and practice help making the
transition smoother.
Standard
open technologies definitely finds favors with application modernization as
compared to proprietary ones. These include integrated collections, integrated
developer tools and, integrated DevOps toolchain which facilitate a fast
incremental, intelligent, end-to-end development experience.
The
OpenShift and Kubernetes platforms definitely gained popularity for virtual
machines and containers and are well-recognized today but integrated developer
tools, cloud-native frameworks and integrated open-source collections along
with industry standard development environments and DevOps toolchains gained
acceptance as a standard mostly due to developer patronization.
Developers
use these to expose APIs that are easily reused for building new capabilities
that augment the existing application. Then those APIs can be integrated into
future ecosystems. Exposing existing value as REST APIs for easy access over
the internet, placing APIs under the management control to improve security,
performance and visibility and leveraging new applications that can build on
freshly exposed APIs from existing applications without requiring changes to
existing applications help to unlock business value from existing systems.
Simplifying the management of the integration architecture and reducing its
cost with API lifecycle, App/data integration and messaging sets the stage for
the future of the application.
As methods
to develop, test and release new functions become more agile, service
management must also transform to support this paradigm shift. The cloud
operations can be reinvented by building to manage with service level
objectives, monitoring and logging, and using tools and automation for
communication and collaboration.
All the
stages of the modernization journey such as assessment, strategy, and planning
to review applications, application mining to gain insights, application
discovery to capture information for preparation, application modernization
involving conversion of legacy code to current languages, legacy DevOps to
streamline code change lifecycle, application transformation to refactor legacy
code with a fully automated, low-risk migration solution, selecting a hybrid
cloud architecture and deployment to construct a hybrid cloud platform help to
design a pathway to gain dominance over the new landscape and times.
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