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.

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  • 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

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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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