Platform Refactoring
Moving to the cloud isn't enough; you must leverage its native capabilities. Platform refactoring (PaaS migration) involves altering your application's code to utilize managed cloud services like cloud-native databases, caching, and queuing systems, drastically reducing maintenance overhead.
Service Overview
Database Modernization
Migrating from SQL Server/Oracle to Aurora, PostgreSQL, or DynamoDB.
Managed Queue Adoption
Replacing self-hosted RabbitMQ/Kafka with SQS, SNS, or EventBridge.
Stateless Architecture
Refactoring application sessions to use external caching (Redis) to allow horizontal auto-scaling.
Key Benefits
Zero Database Maintenance
Switching from self-hosted databases to managed PaaS (e.g., Amazon RDS) eliminates patching and backups.
Lower Operational Costs
Managed services require less dedicated DevOps time, lowering TCO.
Improved Performance
Leveraging cloud-native caching and CDNs instantly boosts application speed.
Our Process
Code Audit
2-3 WeeksIdentifying tightly coupled infrastructure dependencies within the codebase.
Code Refactoring
4-8 WeeksModifying application logic to connect to managed cloud APIs instead of local services.
Testing & Deployment
2 WeeksLoad testing the refactored app against the new managed services.
Industries Served
SaaS
Optimizing platforms for massive multi-tenant scale.
Logistics
Ensuring high availability for tracking systems using managed DBs.
Technologies We Use
FAQ
What is the difference between Rehosting and Refactoring?
Will refactoring cause vendor lock-in?
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