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Legacy Modernization

The "Un-Stuck" Package

Your old code is hurting your valuation. We migrate legacy monoliths to modern, containerized cloud architectures without stopping your business.

Perfect For

  • Construction software running on-premise servers from 2010
  • Logistics companies with PHP monoliths that can't scale
  • Finance platforms preparing for acquisition or Series B

What's Included

AWS Fargate / Lambda

Serverless containers that scale automatically

Zero-Downtime Migration

Strangler fig pattern for gradual, safe transitions

Docker & Kubernetes

Containerized deployments with EKS or ECS

Database Migration

Move from MySQL/Oracle to Aurora or DynamoDB

The Problem We Solve

Legacy systems become anchors. They're expensive to maintain, impossible to hire for, and terrifying to change. Every new feature takes 3x longer than it should, and your best engineers quit because they don't want "PHP" on their resume. Meanwhile, your infrastructure costs keep climbing because you're running servers at 10% utilization "just in case."

Our migration approach is surgical. We don't do "big bang" rewrites that take 18 months and fail 60% of the time. We extract services incrementally, validate each piece in production, and keep your business running throughout. You'll see improvements within weeks, not years.

Our Approach

We use the strangler fig pattern: new functionality gets built in modern infrastructure while the legacy system continues serving traffic. Over time, we route more and more requests to the new system until the old one can be safely decommissioned. This approach dramatically reduces risk—if something goes wrong, we roll back instantly.

The goal isn't just newer technology—it's a system your team can confidently change, deploy multiple times per day, and scale without calling an all-hands meeting. We transfer knowledge throughout the engagement so your team owns the result, not just the invoice.

Ready to modernize?

Let's assess your legacy system and create a migration roadmap.

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