While the potential of cloud computing to support growth and cut costs is promising, IT departments are concerned about the implications of the move on flexibility, security and vendor lock-in.
What smart enterprises need is a partner who can understand their IT landscape, appreciate the repercussions of moving to the cloud and provide objective guidance on their cloud journey.

Organizations that took an early lead in adopting technology to bolster their business have reaped rich rewards from several generations of hardware, operating system, database and programming languages. While some of them have become hard to maintain, long time users of technology can’t wish away their legacy applications. But, thanks to containerization technologies, that doesn’t stop them from transforming their legacy applications for the digital era. Kubernetes and other leading container technologies enable development teams to wrap old legacy code inside a modern shell and run them as services regardless of the eventual operating environment. Containers are a solution to the problem of how to get software to run reliably when moved from one computing environment to another.

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