Our experts can take over the assessment of the existing systems to identify outdated modules/features, potential risks, and offer improvements. The engineers review the solutions’ architecture, do an application inventory, execute risk evaluation, identify modernization options, and provide the plan for the migration strategy.
Our legacy app developers can do the legacy applications modernization through evaluation of the system, migration to the up-to-date tech stack, migration from monolith to modular software architectures, applications rehosting, replatforming, or refactoring, and other options.
When the legacy apps are migrated, there is a need to transfer data to the new environment from the outdated ones without losing or corrupting it. Our data migration services are aimed at a smooth and secure transfer.
Our developers assist with the architecture assessment and redesign. We transfer monolithic applications to the modular or microservices architectures.
Our teams within the legacy migration process provide IT audit and code review services, assist in the refactoring of the outdated parts, improve the structure of the code, and ensure it adheres to the best coding practices and security aspects. Besides, our engineers help reduce the technical debt.
We assist in the migration of migrations from on-premises, hybrid environments, and outdated hosting platforms. We transfer legacy systems to the cloud environments and offer rehosting, replatforming, refactoring, replacing the solution, and moving to the SaaS models.
Within the scope of this service, our engineers rework an outdated system to make it usable and accessible for users from tablets and smartphones. This helps organizations to cover their need with the higher availability of his solution for the users.
Our team helps update an outdated application’s design with a newer version with advanced visual elements and clear navigation, allowing the organization to modernize and meet modern user expectations.
Our approach to the legacy migration processes ensures that solutions are migrated with adherence to the legal and regulatory standards. The migrated systems have advanced security measures to ensure data integrity and protection against data leakage or potential threats.
Our teams conduct performance testing and ensure that migrated systems are stable in the new environment and work properly without drawbacks. Chudovo’s engineers optimize the performance and deliver the migrated systems in a state where they can be under heavy loads and process requests quickly.
We provide the maintenance of the migrated systems and continuous monitoring. Post-migration monitoring is an important part of the solution’s lifecycle, where it becomes possible to identify potential issues at an early stage, improve load times, and ensure the application’s stability.
Our software engineers upgrade the tech stack of the legacy system to up-to-date programming languages, tools, DBs, and frameworks. We modernize legacy systems through a technology stack upgrade to make the solutions scalable and competitive on the market.
Our team creates custom solutions that help organizations to minimize the amount of manual work and automate core processes and connected workflows.
Our data modernization services are aimed at changing the data systems and outdated workflows to enable reporting and analytics. Within the scope of this offering, we change the way of data collection, storage, transfer, and consumption.
Our software engineering team provides the containerization to encapsulate configurations, code, and dependencies into single and portable units and make them run in a consistent way in different environments.
Our architects can modernize the application and transfer it to the serverless infrastructure for stable operation in cloud environments, with the elimination of the need for infrastructure management.
Our teams conduct the initial evaluation of the legacy systems for the identification of the most suitable options for the migration from the technical point of view and from the point of view of the customer’s budget. Within the scope of this step, our team prepares a detailed migration plan that includes the scope and the steps.
The migration of the data is an important part of the transition to the newer solution. When migrating data, it is important not to lose data, transfer it in full, avoid potential conflicting aspects, etc.
During this step is conducted the decision about the migration approach is made based on the customer’s needs and challenges of the existing legacy system. For example, it can be migration from the monolith to the microservices, migration to the cloud, rehosting, or redevelopment of the application.
This step includes the introduction of advanced technologies to the solution. For example, featuring the app with computer vision, AR/VR features, Wearables integration, or other solutions.
Our team will assist in the process of implementing the security measures to make the app compliant with the industry standards and remove potential vulnerabilities.
Within this step, we create the detailed guides and training programs to make the acquaintance of the users with the updated system simpler. Besides, it is possible to gather user feedback and make adjustments for a better solution usability.
The Chudovo team provides ongoing support services to maintain the migrated application, monitor the performance, provide updates, fix the issues, or add new features.
The development team prepares the detailed documentation related to the software architecture, app interactions, specifics of configurations, infrastructure, and more.
Lift-and-shift is transferring an outdated system initiated by the IT department. It usually occurs when engineers determine that the current software could be more convenient and impede the business’s smooth operation.
On the other hand, business transformation is a response to an inefficient software platform that impacts the business’s functioning. For example, suppose a rapidly growing company uses a monolithic architecture that can no longer scale. In that case, it may switch to microservices to gain more flexibility and capacity for expanding operations.