Specifications for migration Sample Clauses

Specifications for migration. Cloud migration is an application landscape redesign that changes not only the way IT administrators interact with the public organisation’s systems but also the way applicatios interact with each other and are delivered to end users (Xxxxxx, 2016). The decision on migrating an application to the cloud requires a deeper understanding of the application architecture, the operational requirements, the business requirements, and the security requirements in order to make the most well-informed decisions (EPA, 2017). As already mentioned in the cloud migration strategy description, before starting the migration process it is essential to assess the already used hosting environment. The analysis covers both the network (e.g. configuration, connectivity requirements from the municipality premises to the cloud environment, and supplementary services such as SMTP, DNS and WWW) and architecture (e.g. use of resources, underlining technologies, licenses, and security mechanisms) of the service. Together with the hosting environment it is crucial to analyse the applications’ readiness for the cloud. Aspects, such as customization, regulatory compliance, complex service architectures and service maturity are carefully investigated, as they would negatively impact the cloudification process. A crucial aspect is the availability of both the application’s source code and documentation (installation manual, code dependencies, required software packages, etc.). Finally, the commitment of the application’s development and support team should be ensured. Public authorities should define the functional and technical characteristics that will host the applications on the new Cloud Environment. Before the migration process public authorities should collect the following information per application: Functional description: a brief description of the implemented functions and the users of the application Availability: the current version of the application and a link to a deployment available on the Internet (if any) Technical Information: - The list of technologies used for implementing the application (e.g. operating system, programming languages, database engines, etc.) - Resource information like amount of RAM required, disk space, number of vCPUs, etc. - Deployment information like the number of servers for running the application, high availability solutions, load balancing solutions etc. Next, public authorities should define the functional and technical characteristics of...
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