14/02: Cloud Deployment - Potential Challenges
- App to App dependency (Internal and External) needs protocol transformation for cloud deployment
- COTS products current license is not supported for cloud deployment
- Gaps in Application grouping and Sequencing also known as Wave Plan and Detailed Migration Plan for each wave
- IP based configurations that sometime even hard coded in the application code
- Application platform components clustering protocol not supported in the cloud
- App to Infrastructure dependency needs architecture transformation for cloud deployment
- Application platform components and underlying middleware & operating systems has direct binding with the server hardware platform
- Application system architecture needs to be revised for matching the current performance baseline
- User functionality and experience impacts by network latency sometime needs to be addressed by re-design of the application architecture
- Transformation of proprietary implementation of Load Balancers and Security Controls in WAF, Firewall, IPS/IDS etc.
- Transformation of services/systems deployment life cycle management tools and processes such as monitoring, backup and recovery, automation (config, build, patch and deploy), ITIL etc.
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The thoughts expressed in the blog are those of the author and do not represent necessarily the official policy or position of any other agency, organization, employer, or company. Assumptions made in the study are not reflective of the point of view(s) of any entity other than the author. Since we are critically thinking human beings, the point of view(s) is always subject to change, revision and rethinking at any time. While reasonable efforts have been made to obtain accurate information, the author makes no warranty, expressed or implied as to its accuracy.