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Red Hat OpenShift & The Fast-Moving Monolith (Application Migration)


Fast-moving monolith webinar (EAP on OpenShift)
Much of the promise of Red Hat OpenShift tends to be medium-long term – for example, the benefits of cloud-native development approaches require a re-think of architecture.
However, there are immediate benefits to be gained by re-hosting existing applications – the application architecture remains unchanged, but the applications have a “new life” on a modern deployment platform:
- shortened release cycle / zero downtime deployments
- simplified deployment processes
- reduced operational costs
Click on the image to re-run our webinar – during which we will demonstrate the steps required to migrate an existing application, from a traditional JEE container, into Red Hat OpenShift, and configure it to access remote services (such as a RDBMS).
The webinar is an ideal reference point if:
- You want to containerise your application
- You want the benefits of Red Hat OpenShift but you’re not quite ready for full modernisation (i.e. micro services)
- You have existing monolithic JEE applications but you don’t know how to go about moving them to the cloud
- You’re starting with either source code or a pre-built JEE artefact
- You want to migrate your existing JBoss configuration into Red Hat OpenShift and you want to configure your application for different environments