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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

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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 👋It’s nice to meet you.Sign up to receive awesome content in your inbox, every week.
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