Part 4 in the Uncovering Technical Debt Series from Intellyx, for vFunction. [Check out part 1 | 2 | 3 here.] We’ve dug deep into our technology stacks, uncovering all of the legacy artifacts and monoliths that we could find from past incarnations of our organization. We’ve cataloged them, rebuilt them to modern coding standards, […]
This post was originally featured on Forbes For organizations focused on digital transformation, existing monolithic application architectures present a major obstacle to modernization initiatives that have become a top priority for CIOs and CTOs alike. Monolithic application architectures stand in the way of today’s highly adaptive, cloud-first, forward-looking approach to delivering faster, better and more efficient […]
Of the three major cloud service providers, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) lags behind Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure in terms of market share. But GCP is charging hard—its current 10% market share represents a 2% gain in just a couple of years. One reason for that momentum is that GCP offers a wide […]
This webinar from ADTMag with guest speakers Moti Rafalin, CEO of vFunction, and KellyAnn Fitzpatrick, Senior Analyst at RedMonk, reveals some critical insights with supporting survey data that can help CIOs and architects better understand, plan, prioritize, and succeed with application modernization projects. Insight #1 – Application Modernization Must Be A Dynamic, Not Static, Imperative […]
Over the past few years, we at vFunction have been focusing on the most significant problem inhibiting the third wave of cloud adoption: app modernization. The first wave of cloud adoption included new apps written for the cloud, the second wave focused on lifting and shifting the low-hanging fruit of apps that can relatively easily […]
In an era when continual digital transformation is forcing marketplaces to evolve with lightning speed, companies can’t afford to be held back by functionally limited and inflexible legacy systems that don’t adapt well to today’s requirements. Software applications that are hard to maintain and support, and that cannot easily incorporate new features or integrate with […]
This post was originally featured on The New Stack, sponsored by vFunction. Today, over 80% of enterprise applications are not cloud native, meaning that many companies with a surplus of legacy applications are not benefitting from the business agility and the engineering velocity they once had. Approaching an ambitious and long overdue modernization project can be […]