Frequently asked questions

Application modernization means taking legacy applications that were built for stability and adapting them to a world that demands speed, flexibility, and innovation. This can involve refactoring old code, redesigning architecture, automating delivery pipelines, or migrating workloads to modern cloud platforms.

Modernization removes the constraints that slow your organization down. Legacy applications and platforms are harder to change, more expensive to operate, and increasingly dependent on scarce skills. As a result, too much time and budget go into keeping systems running instead of improving them. By modernizing, you reduce complexity and risk, improve security and maintainability, and create a flexible foundation for faster delivery and innovation. It allows leadership to regain strategic control and enables technical teams to work with architectures and tools that are built for change. Want to go deeper? Read our blog on why application modernization is essential for long-term agility and control.

Application modernization means taking legacy applications that were built for stability and adapting them to a world that demands speed, flexibility, and innovation. This can involve refactoring old code, redesigning architecture, automating delivery pipelines, or migrating workloads to modern cloud platforms.

Both Proxmox and SUSE virtualization can serve as replacements for VMware. The advantage of SUSE virtualization over Proxmox is that SUSE Virtualization is container-based, allowing you to take the first step toward cloud native. This means you are not optimizing for the old world, but moving toward modern technologies.