
Legacy to Cloud Migration: Transform Your Enterprise IT
Explore how legacy to cloud migration empowers IT leaders to modernize systems, boost agility, cut costs, and future-proof enterprise infrastructure.


Nishanth Gotte
Lead Consultant - Cloud
Below is the comparison between the two types of applications:
| Options | Cloud-Native Apps | Cloud-Based Apps | 
|---|---|---|
| 
													Implementation												 | 
													Quick as you don’t need software and hardware configuration												 | 
													Quick as you don’t need software and hardware configuration												 | 
| 
													Design												 | 
													Multi-tenant												 | 
													No multi-tenant												 | 
| 
													Hosting												 | 
													Affordable due to the low cost of license as well as storage												 | 
													Expensive because of the infrastructure												 | 
| 
													Scalability												 | 
													Extremely scalable and updates in real-time												 | 
													No scaling support and manual updates only												 | 
Typically, cloud-native application development involves cloud platforms, containers, microservices, Kubernetes, Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD), Application Programming Interface (APIs), and of course powerful DevOps.
Let’s understand what we mean by microservices, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and DevOps.
Microservices: They’re an organizational and architectural tactic for software development where a program is made of compact standalone services communicating over well-defined application programming interfaces (APIs).
Kubernetes: Also called K8s, it’s an open-source system for deploying applications, scaling them, and managing containerized applications.
Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD): It’s an approach for delivering applications to customers by embracing automation in the development stages.
DevOps: It’s the combination of methods and tools developed to improve a business’s capability to provide applications as well as services quickly compared to conventional development activities.
In short, cloud-native app development depends on four key towers:
 
															If you notice any of the following red flags, it’s time to upgrade:With cloud-native architecture, you design, build, and deliver an application code quite differently than what you would have for traditional monolithic architecture. This approach provides operational agility and innovation for your enterprise.

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