State of application modernization 2022
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To learn more about how enterprises plan to or have started modernizing their existing applications to run on Kubernetes, Konveyor contributor Red Hat commissioned a study. Now, Konveyor is sharing the results of this study to help you learn from others who’ve adopted or plan to adopt Kubernetes. In this deck, we’ll cover: - Respondents' main motivations for modernizing existing applications to run on Kubernetes. - How respondents will measure the success of their modernization projects. - Hurdles before and during the project. - Migration strategies and the type of existing applications respondents will modernize first. - Workloads respondents are using today and how those will shift in two years.
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- S15. What type of cloud infrastructure does your company currently have in place? / S16. Which types of cloud infrastructure does your company plan to implement in the next two years? Base sizes: Total = 600, US = 300, UK = 150, APAC = 150 S17. What % of your organization’s total modernization budget is being put towards each of the following? Base sizes: Total = 600, US = 300, UK = 150, APAC = 150 S19. Which of the following best describes your company’s level of adoption when it comes to containers? / S20. When does your company plan to use containers? / S21. Does your organization currently use or plan to use Kubernetes? Base sizes: Total = 600, US = 300, UK = 150, APAC = 150
- Retire: Sunset or decommission applications that are no longer needed Retain: Leave critical applications as-is until refactoring is required Rehost: Update or modernize applications (with no architectural changes) Replatform: Rearchitect as cloud-enabled Refactor: Rearchitect as cloud-native Repurchase: Move from perpetual licenses to a software-as-a-service model