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July 2020

Automated Containerization and DevOps Solution for a Leading Agro and Dairy Producer.

A quick video on how CloudHedge containerized the PHP Application with LAMP stack hosted on legacy CentOS 5.11 and deployed on a Kubernetes production cluster for a leading agro and dairy producer in India. Apart from the application containerization, the following set of DevOps activities were also executed in the same timeline.

Implementation of DevOps and Transformation of a .Net Framework to .NetCore for a Banking ISV

The client is a leading consulting company catering to Banking ERP Solution & ERPs for Sugar, Dairy & Spin Mills. With a proven track record of servicing to 150+ bank and credit societies in India, the client is looking to expand and enhance their offering which caters to financial institutions in India. CloudHedge suggested migration of .Net Framework to .NetCore and implement DevOps solutions to drive efficiency, high-quality code deployments, and scale at demand.

Top 5 Reasons for Enterprises to Modernize their Applications to Cloud

While the secret of change is to focus all your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new, adaptability is about the powerful difference between adapting to cope and adapting to win. Enterprises that overlook modernization are sure to fail in fulfilling critical compliance and security problems thus, endangering both, their businesses and customers.

Why should an Enterprise Invest in Containerization of Applications Instead of Lift-and-Shift

In our series of blog posts based on Automated Containerization, here is another quick read on why Enterprises should invest in containerization of applications instead of Lift-and-Shift approach. Legacy applications can be slow and expensive to maintain. If you use the Lift-and-Shift approach to migrate applications to cloud is relatively inexpensive, but ongoing operating costs can be exactly the opposite. The contention is that applications perform and evolve relative to their environments.