Proven Apache Tomcat to OpenShift Migrations – Senior Engineers, Fixed Scope
Migrate Apache Tomcat to Red Hat OpenShift by containerizing your apps and re-platforming on enterprise Kubernetes. We handle root privilege restrictions, HSM connections, and legacy logging – while your vendor support
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 → Red Hat OpenShift after migration
- ✓Fixed-scope projects – no budget surprises
- ✓Senior platform engineers lead your migration
- ✓Vendor support stays active during the move
- ✓Containerize Tomcat apps for OpenShift deployment
- ✓Address security constraints like root restrictions
- ✓Post-migration managed OpenShift operations available
Root privilege restrictions
OpenShift blocks container root access by default, breaking many Tomcat deployments that require it.
Direct HSM connection conflicts
Your direct HSM connections won't work without re-architecture – a risk you can't afford to take.
Incompatible logging architecture
Legacy logging pipelines don't conform to OpenShift's elastic syslog model, threatening compliance.
Apache Tomcat → Red Hat OpenShift migration — your questions answered
How do you handle OpenShift's root privilege restrictions for our legacy Tomcat apps?+
We handle root privilege restrictions by re-architecting your Tomcat apps to run as non-root containers, using OpenShift's Security Context Constraints. Senior engineers ensure all security policies are met without breaking functionality.
Our apps rely on direct HSM connections – can they work on OpenShift?+
We redesign the connection layer to use OpenShift's service mesh and sidecar proxies, allowing your apps to securely access HSMs without direct container access.
My legacy logging architecture doesn't fit OpenShift's elastic syslog model – what do you do?+
We migrate your logging pipelines to OpenShift's native logging stack (EFK) or deploy a sidecar container that forwards logs in the required format, preserving your audit trail.
What's the typical timeline and budget for a Tomcat to OpenShift migration?+
Typical projects run 3-6 months with 2-3 senior consultants and a fixed budget of $50,000–$350,000. We keep your existing vendor support active throughout so you can migrate on your timeline with no forced cutover.
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After migration, keep your OpenShift environment running smoothly with our Managed OpenShift Platform Operations. Senior engineers provide 24/7 US-based support, proactive monitoring, and continuous optimization – so you can focus on innovation.