Ready to modernize your legacy .NET applications without unnecessary risk or cost surprises? Start with a structured assessment to evaluate compatibility, performance, and cloud readiness. Identify the right approach rehost, refactor, or rebuild and move forward with a clear, data-backed roadmap.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Migration costs vary based on application complexity, size, and strategy chosen (rehost, refactor, rebuild). We provide tailored estimates after an initial assessment that considers your portfolio and business goals.
While some teams may have .NET skills, migrating to modern .NET involves new patterns like dependency injection, async programming, and containerization. We offer consulting and training to accelerate your team's readiness and ensure a smooth transition.
Modern .NET Core is built for cross‑platform deployment, containers, and cloud‑native scalability. Features like asynchronous APIs and lightweight hosting enable apps to handle higher loads efficiently with elastic cloud infrastructure.
Timelines depend on the migration approach and app complexity. Small apps may transition in weeks via rehosting, while larger enterprises often require months for refactoring or rebuilding. We help plan phased releases to reduce risk and downtime.
We prioritize migrating to LTS .NET versions, centralizing secrets in vaults, enforcing TLS, and integrating security scanning tools. Compliance needs such as HIPAA, SOC 2, or FFIEC are embedded in our audit and implementation process.
Unsupported tech can be gradually replaced with modern equivalents—Razor Pages or Blazor for Web Forms, gRPC or CoreWCF for WCF. We recommend incremental refactoring aligned with your business priorities to minimize disruption.
To avoid disruption, we use blue‑green or canary deployments combined with the Strangler Fig pattern, allowing side‑by‑side runs and gradual traffic routing to new services for smooth cutover.
Unsupported .NET Framework increases security risks, audit exposure, and cloud inefficiencies. Migrating unlocks performance gains, cost savings, and access to a larger talent pool, making your software future‑ready.
