JBoss to Tomcat Migration: Proven, Fixed-Scope Delivery
Yes, migrating Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform to Apache Tomcat is a well-understood project. We strip out unused Java EE components, reduce license footprint, and handle your existing code extraction.
The lowest-cost way off Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform → Apache Tomcat after migration
- ✓Fixed-scope migration projects (3–6 months, 2–3 senior engineers)
- ✓We maintain and patch your production JBoss during extraction
- ✓Strip unused Java EE components; lower system complexity
- ✓Keep vendor support active until you cut over—no forced big bang
- ✓Post-migration: Apache Tomcat hardening & patch management
Cost-cutting mandates
Red Hat subscription audits and rising licensing costs force a move. Migrating to Apache Tomcat eliminates JBoss EAP license fees immediately.
Complex VM cluster migration
You want simpler container topologies but fear breaking two-phase commit (XA) transactions or JBoss clustering dependencies.
Dependency lock-in
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) dependency injection and Infinispan caching feel like blockers. Our engineers rewrite those for Tomcat.
Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform → Apache Tomcat migration — your questions answered
How do you handle two-phase commit (XA) transactions when I migrate JBoss to Tomcat?+
We rewrite XA transaction handling to work with Tomcat's lightweight transaction manager. Our engineers have done it on dozens of projects. No data loss, no cutover surprises.
What about my JBoss clustering and Infinispan caching? Can I convert JBoss EAR to Tomcat WAR without losing that?+
Yes, we replace Infinispan with an open-source caching layer and reconfigure clustering for Tomcat. Every dependency is mapped before we start the 3–6 month project.
Does your fixed-scope project cover EJB dependency injection removal?+
Absolutely. Our senior Platform engineers refactor EJB beans into plain Java objects or lightweight alternatives. The scope is defined upfront—no hidden fees.
What happens if my Red Hat subscription lapses during the migration?+
Your production JBoss instances stay on vendor support while your contract is active. If it lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues on the legacy Platform until you complete the move.
Ready to Convert JBoss EAR to Tomcat WAR?
You keep vendor support during the code extraction phase. Our engineers handle the conversion, testing, and cutover. After migration, we harden and patch Apache Tomcat for you. 24/7 US-based support. Get a free feasibility assessment—no strings attached.