Windows Server 2012 or IIS Legacy Apps to Containers or Azure App Services

Run your old IIS apps on Azure App Service for Containers or Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) by containerizing or rehosting them. This will improve performance, portability, and stability without having to rewrite key functionality. Here’s how it goes.

Devox Software’s dedicated team reviews IIS settings, dependencies, and environment variables. Then we use Windows or Linux base images to put your software in a container. We test it locally first; we then send it to the Azure cloud with load balancing, SSL, and CI/CD pipelines for automatic distribution.

Azure App Service vs containers is best for businesses that need to:

• Move IIS apps linked to legacy infrastructure,
• Put several web apps into containerized environments,
• Remain legacy code with modern deployment and scaling,
• Make it more portable and resilient across the cloud and on-prem.

You receive a production-ready containerized configuration on Azure, safe, monitored, and managed.

Move from Windows Server 2012 end-of-life support environments to newer, supported ones. Through a rigorous workload audit, Devox Software’s team spots dependencies and moves them to managed Azure environments. Choose this service to:

• Take down Windows Server 2012/R2 systems that are no longer in use,
• Keep your applications running as you update them,
• Make your security stronger and meet all compliance needs,
• Save more with the cloud.

We turn old infrastructure into cloud-native systems to stimulate your business development.

Find latent performance issues and get rid of technical debt with the end of support Windows Server 2012 R2. We turn legacy systems into modular, easy-to-maintain structures. The service includes:

1. Decomposition. We restructure monolithic codebases into modular components, eliminating dependencies and deployment bottlenecks.
2. Performance Improvement. Algorithms, queries, caching methods, and memory management are re-engineered to satisfy latency, throughput, and cost/performance.
3. Embedding Resilience. Interrupters, retries, and fallback mechanisms readily handle outages without affecting customers.
4. Testing. To facilitate iterations, we incorporate test coverage, automation hooks, and release orchestration into both traditional and AI-powered pipelines.

As an important part of modernizing cloud-native applications, refactoring builds a base for faster deployment cycles, cheaper scalability, and tech robustness in real-world situations.

Containerization changes applications into portable, uniform units of execution. Devox Software’s experts construct container ecosystems after the end of Docker support for Windows Server 2012 apps with the same level of accuracy as production:

• Microservice Containerization. Containers with a small footprint, stringent resource limitations, and independent runtime environments realize services, boosting scalability, maintainability, and security.
• Dynamic Scaling. Kubernetes manages service replicas based on current demand and automatically spreads out workloads to keep latency and availability within SLA limits.
• Automatic Recuperation. Systems rearrange pods, check their health, disconnect, and roll back automatically to shorten the average recovery time.
• Enhanced Compliance. Features like RBAC, network rules, security checks during operation, and logs add compliance under ISO 27001 and SOC 2 norms.
• GitOps Integration. Infrastructure as code, clear instructions, and automated deployment processes ensure that systems are checked, repeated, and updated.

Containerization and orchestration are key strategies for keeping cloud environments flexible, resilient, and fast under production pressure.

Change the way data is stored so that it can grow, work better and more stably. With the end of support for Windows Server 2012 R2, legacy databases slow down systems, making them less scalable, available, and operationally sound. Modernization brings back data architectures:

• Scaling Strategy. Data models are changed to allow for horizontal division, replication, and distribution across several areas for elastic growth.
• Availability Consistency. Storage tiers are tuned to meet business-specific NFR requirements between robust consistency, low-latency access, and fault-tolerant availability.
• Cloud-Native Migration. Older RDBMS and monolithic storage will be moved to current, highly available cloud systems to scale operations and accelerate recovery.
• Data Governance. To meet legal norms, database architectures include encryption at rest, secure access patterns, data retention regulations, audit systems, and more.
• Enhanced Visibility. We build in advanced telemetry, query monitoring, indexing optimization, and anomaly detection to maintain system health and availability.

Modernizing your data infrastructure is a smart way to accelerate and reinforce your business.