vFunction, the application modernization platform, announced that the company is presenting and exhibiting at HPE Discover, the edge-to-cloud conference hosted by Hewlett Packard Enterprise. vFunction will be demonstrating how to transform complex monolithic, Java and .NET applications into microservices, restoring engineering velocity and allowing organizations to realize the benefits of the cloud.
As an HPE technology partner, vFunction enables developers and architects to intelligently and automatically transform complex monolithic Java applications into microservices, restoring engineering velocity and optimizing the benefits of the cloud. Designed to eliminate the time, risk and cost constraints of manually modernizing business applications, vFunction application modernization delivers a scalable, repeatable factory model purpose-built for cloud-native modernization.
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On Tuesday, Amir Rapson led a talk on “Building a Continuous Modernization Factory for your Applications on HPE Greenlake.” Software leaders must create a continuous modernization culture to drive innovation and optimize cost for Java and .NET applications on the Private Cloud Enterprise. Teams must manage technical debt, develop a modernization strategy, and continuously modernize their apps to avoid architectural drift that can lead to business catastrophes. This talk focused on how to find and fix architectural anomalies, monitor the architectural health of your apps, and modernize your apps before it’s too late.
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