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Monolith to Micro services A practical guide

Monolith to Microservices: A Practical Guide - Streamlining Your Applications for Improved Scalability and Flexibility

Monolith to Microservices: A Practical Guide – Playbook Table of Contents

1. Putting Modernization into Perspective

  • Defining modernization in the context of IT systems supporting modern business demands.
  • Importance of achieving flexibility, innovation, and velocity in modernization.

2. Is Monolith Bad?

  • Discussing the perception of monolithic architectures in the context of current industry trends.
  • Advantages of monolith-built applications.

3. Zensar’s POV on Microservices Architecture

  • Overview of microservices as an architectural style.
  • Benefits of microservices in enabling agile development and delivery of complex applications.

4. Strategy to Move to MSA (Microservices Architecture)

  • a. Analysis and Planning: Essential steps for transitioning from monolithic to microservices.
  • b. Self-Funding Project by Quick Re-platforming: Financial strategies for the transition.
  • c. Gradual, Flow-Like Modernization: Adopting a continuous approach to modernization.
  • d. Macroservices vs Microservices: Balancing between best practices and practical approaches.

5. How to Start the Journey

  • Steps and strategies for businesses to embark on application modernization.

6. Best Practices – Deploying COBOL Microservices on Hyperscale Providers

  • a. Basic – Running Mainframe Code on LUW Machines: Techniques for deploying mainframe applications in modern environments.
  • b. Containerized Deployment: Utilizing containers for deploying COBOL microservices.
  • c. Integration with .NET, JVM, and Serverless Computing: Strategies for modernizing COBOL logic.
  • d. Services Creation and API Enablement: Developing services using Micro Focus Enterprise Developer.
  • e. Data Modernization: Strategies for data transformation in the modernization process.

7. Micro Focus Customers Leverage Savings and Performance Improvements to Invest in Onward Modernization

  • Case studies demonstrating the successful modernization of mainframe workloads using Micro Focus technology.

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Monolith to Microservices: A Practical Guide – Playbook Table of Contents1. Putting Modernization into Perspective2. Is Monolith Bad?3. Zensar’s POV on Microservices Architecture4. Strategy to Move to MSA (Microservices Architecture)5. How to Start the Journey6. Best Practices – Deploying COBOL Microservices on Hyperscale Providers7. Micro Focus Customers Leverage Savings and Performance Improvements to Invest in Onward ModernizationOh hi there đź‘‹It’s nice to meet you.Sign up to receive awesome content in your inbox, every week.
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