Migrations and Modernization

A technology migration is the process of transferring digital assets, services, databases, applications, and IT resources from an existing standard to a new one. This can involve moving from on-premises infrastructure to cloud environments, upgrading legacy software, or adopting new architectures. Modernization focuses on not just moving but also improving systems by leveraging new technologies, methodologies, or cloud-native services.

Migrations can be a slow and complex process, but Cortex customers have been able to significantly reduce the time and stress - see case studies in our blog.

Common types of migrations
  • Infrastructure migrations: Moving workloads from on-premises to cloud environments (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) or between cloud providers, or migrating Kubernetes between clusters.

  • Application migrations: Shifting applications to a new platform, framework, or containerized environment.

  • Data migrations: Transferring databases and storage systems while maintaining integrity and minimizing downtime.

  • Process migrations: Adopting new methodologies such as DevOps, CI/CD, or agile workflows

Plan and manage migrations with Cortex.

How Cortex helps with Migrations and Modernization

Your organization can use Cortex to plan and manage effective migrations and modernizations:

  • See your inventory in the catalog and real-time reports, giving leadership visibility into migration progress, compliance, and blockers

  • Set up Scorecards to define what "ready" looks like and automatically measure progress against those standards

  • Turn standards into action by assigning and tracking Initiatives at scale

  • Automate the creation and configuration of new services, ensuring best practices from the start. Simplify and automate the operational steps that support technical migrations

Plan and run migrations with Cortex

Learn how to use Cortex features while planning a migration: Plan migrations and modernizations.

Learn about tracking progress during and after a migration: Migrations in action.

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