Your Apache Tomcat to Elastic Beanstalk Migration, Fixed Scope
Lift-and-shift legacy Apache Tomcat WAR applications to AWS Elastic Beanstalk for instant cloud autoscaling. Minimal code changes. Senior engineers own the project. Vendor support stays active while you move.
The lowest-cost way off Apache Tomcat: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support Apache Tomcat → AWS Elastic Beanstalk after migration
- ✓Lift-and-shift WARs with minimal code changes.
- ✓Autoscaling and high-availability built into Beanstalk.
- ✓Fixed-scope project with senior platform engineers.
- ✓Vendor support remains active during your timeline.
- ✓Third-party support covers operational issues if gap opens.
- ✓Save 40-70% on legacy support while planning move.
High operational overhead from self-hosted VMs
Manual patching and VM provisioning for dozens of Apache Tomcat instances drains your ops team. One unpatched server can bring down a critical Java app. You need autoscaling without rework.
Hardcoded storage paths, custom proxies, and JNI libraries
Legacy Tomcat apps often rely on hardcoded local file system paths, custom Apache HTTPD reverse proxy configs, or JNI binary libraries. Direct lift-and-shift to many cloud targets breaks. Our assessment catches these and plans around them.
Data center exit deadlines with no time to replatform
An on-premise data center exit mandate can pressure you into a rushed cutover. But a sloppy migration risks downtime. Our approach works at your pace: vendor support stays active as long as your contract is live, and if it lapses, third-party support covers operational issues.
Apache Tomcat → AWS Elastic Beanstalk migration — your questions answered
How do you migrate Apache Tomcat to AWS Elastic Beanstalk?+
We lift your existing WAR files and deploy them onto AWS Elastic Beanstalk with minimal code changes. Our engineers handle environment creation, URL routing, and SSL setup. Apache Tomcat support from your vendor stays active as long as your contract does — no forced cutover.
What about my hardcoded file paths, Apache reverse proxy, or JNI libraries?+
Yes. Hardcoded local paths are caught in our assessment, and we remap them to Elastic File System or S3. Custom Apache HTTPD reverse proxy configs are migrated to Beanstalk's native load balancing. JNI libraries are tested for compatibility — we'll advise on alternatives if needed.
What if my vendor support expires during the migration?+
If your vendor renewal lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues on the legacy Apache Tomcat platform while you finish the migration. This is not vendor support and does not include vendor patches, but it removes pressure to pay a full renewal just to buy time.
How long does a Tomcat to Beanstalk migration take, and how much does it cost?+
Most projects take 1-2 months with 2 senior engineers. Budget ranges from $15,000 to $75,000 depending on application count and complexity. We give you a fixed-scope price upfront.
Free Beanstalk Migration Assessment
Ready to automate your legacy Apache Tomcat scaling without a costly re-architecture? Let our engineers run a fixed-scope migration to AWS Elastic Beanstalk. After the move, keep your apps healthy with AWS Cloud Managed Services — 24/7 US-based support, proactive monitoring, and cost optimization. No pressure to chase vendor renewal deadlines.