Typical activities
- Application assessment
- Dependency mapping
- Migration pattern selection
- Testing and validation planning
Legacy application migration
Move legacy applications with dependency-first planning.
Legacy application migration starts with understanding dependencies, runtime constraints, data flows, integrations, support status, and the realistic migration pattern for each application.
What it solves
Unsupported runtimes, hidden dependencies, fragile release processes, and business-critical legacy systems.
Who this is for
- Business-critical applications on unsupported or aging platforms
- Systems with unclear dependencies or fragile deployment processes
- Teams deciding between rehost, replatform, refactor, replace, or retire
Migration scope
Typical activities and deliverables.
Deliverables
Application inventoryDependency mapMigration pattern recommendationTest strategy
FAQ
Common questions.
Do all legacy applications need to be refactored?
No. Many migrations are safer and more cost-effective with rehost or replatform patterns. Refactoring should be justified by clear business or operational need.
What is the first step?
A readiness assessment that maps dependencies, risks, migration options, and a phased roadmap.
Next step
Need help with legacy application migration?
Start with a short conversation or a focused assessment to clarify scope, risk, and the safest migration path.