Trusted WebSphere to Azure App Service migration—fixed scope, senior engineers.
Yes, migrating IBM WebSphere Application Server to Azure App Service is a well-understood project. Our senior engineers handle your complex workloads—including Entra ID, scheduler services
The lowest-cost way off IBM WebSphere Application Server: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support IBM WebSphere Application Server → Azure App Service after migration
- ✓Fixed scope and budget — no surprises. 3-6 months.
- ✓Senior WAS engineers handle your complex workloads.
- ✓Move to Azure App Service using JBoss EAP or Java SE.
- ✓40-70% savings on legacy support while you plan.
- ✓24/7 US-based support post-migration, including cost management.
Azure migration mandates with tight deadlines
Large-scale enterprise migration to Azure—often driven by an Azure Commitment—creates pressure to move fast. One wrong step risks downtime or rework.
Complex identity and directory mappings
On-premise Active Directory integrations that need careful Entra ID mapping. Get it wrong and users lose access.
In-house expertise gap for WebSphere-to-Azure migration
Hardware refresh cycles force you to choose: re-up on legacy servers or jump to cloud—but the expertise to do it safely is hard to find internally.
IBM WebSphere Application Server → Azure App Service migration — your questions answered
How exactly do you migrate my WebSphere apps to Azure App Service?+
We move your IBM WebSphere Application Server applications to Azure App Service using managed Java SE or JBoss EAP configurations. Our senior engineers handle the assessment, reconfiguration, and cutover. You keep vendor support on the legacy platform while your contract is active; if it lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues.
What about Entra ID integration for our existing Active Directory?+
We map on-premise AD groups to Entra ID using a defined pattern. Your identity governance stays intact. It's a scoped workstream within the fixed project.
Our WebSphere has legacy scheduler services. How do those work in Azure App Service?+
We refactor those to Azure-native services—like Azure Functions or Logic Apps—during the migration. No need to run a legacy scheduler on PaaS.
We rely on local filesystem mounts from NAS/SAN. Can we still migrate?+
No blocked access. Azure App Service mounts can connect to Azure Files or Azure NetApp Files for persistent storage. Our engineers assess and plan the re-plumbing.