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Trusted Apache Tomcat to ECS Migration You Can Rely On

You want to migrate Apache Tomcat to AWS Elastic Container Service. Here is how: we containerize your Tomcat WARs, refactor for stateless architecture, and deploy to ECS Fargate—with fixed scope, senior engineers

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The lowest-cost way off Apache Tomcat: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.

Automated discovery
Your Apache Tomcat estate mapped — workloads, dependencies, licensing — before day one
Conversion tooling
Schema, config and workload translation to AWS Elastic Container Service, automated where it's safe
Parity validation
Side-by-side testing proves AWS Elastic Container Service matches production before cutover
Runbook cutover
Rehearsed, reversible, scheduled in your maintenance window
2-4 months
Projects completed
$35k–$160k
Cost range (fixed scope)
40-70%
Savings vs vendor support on legacy

How we support Apache Tomcat → AWS Elastic Container Service after migration

  • Containerize Tomcat apps for ECS Fargate.
  • Fixed-scope project—senior engineers only.
  • Session replication redesigned for stateless ECS.
  • Hardcoded configs extracted for containerized env.
  • Post-migration support & managed Container ops.
  • 40-70% savings vs vendor renewal on legacy.

Containerizing stateful Tomcat apps

You need to standardize on containers, but your Tomcat apps rely on local filesystem writes and sticky sessions.

Configuration tied to Tomcat install

Hardcoded server configs and environment-specific files create migration friction every time you try to modernize.

Wasted VM costs and ops drag

Your team spends too much on underutilized Tomcat VMs and manual patching—Container orchestration should simplify operations, not add Kubernetes overhead.

Apache Tomcat → AWS Elastic Container Service migration — your questions answered

How long does a Tomcat to ECS migration take?+

3-4 months with 2-3 senior engineers. Fixed scope—no surprises.

We rely on sticky sessions and stateful cluster nodes—can we migrate?+

We refactor session replication to external stores (ElastiCache, DynamoDB) and design stateless containers on Fargate. No disruption.

Our configs are hardcoded in Tomcat install directories—what changes?+

We extract those into environment variables and AWS Secrets Manager during containerization. No manual rework later.

Do we lose vendor support during the migration?+

You keep vendor support on your existing Tomcat contract while we migrate. If it lapses, our third-party support covers most ops issues on legacy.

Containerize Tomcat. Ship to ECS. Done.

You containerize. We handle the migration risk. From Tomcat WARs to ECS Fargate, our senior engineers refactor session state, externalize configs, and validate security—all within a fixed scope. Then, we support your Container environment post-move. Start with an assessment and get a guaranteed migration plan.

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