Simplify the modernization of your legacy applications and reduce risks with the migration toolkit for applications–included with a Red Hat OpenShift subscription.
This tool gives project leads and migration teams insight and alignment as they move to Red Hat OpenShift—whether at the portfolio or application level. It provides a simpler, faster way to modernize your applications for the cloud.
The migration toolkit for applications provides a choice of distributions that serve different use cases and deployment scenarios. Not sure which option is right for you? Review the available distributions before you pick a download.
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Migration toolkit for applications user interface |
The web console provides an easy-to-use interface for managing large volumes of applications for assessment and analysis purposes. With this tool, you can efficiently prioritize and plan which applications to migrate, as well as assess the difficulty involved in each migration. You can install the web console easily in Red Hat OpenShift using the Migration Toolkit for Applications Operator, available in OperatorHub. |
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Migration toolkit for applications command-line-interface (CLI) |
The migration toolkit for applications CLI is a command-line tool that provides developers with detailed reports, broad customization options, and easy integration with external automation tools. |
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Visual Studio Code |
This extension provides the ability to analyze, assess, and migrate source code using the migration toolkit for applications from within VS Code. |
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Eclipse |
This IDE plug-in provides interactive assistance for developers. It streamlines the process of migrating applications by providing inline code guidance and quick fixes that can automate complex steps in the migration and modernization process. |
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Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces / Eclipse Che |
The migration toolkit for applications plug-in runs within Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces (formerly Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces) or in your own version of Eclipse Che, providing assistance during the development process. OpenShift Dev Spaces, a next-generation IDE for developer teams built on Eclipse Che, eliminates local environment configuration for your entire team. It uses Red Hat OpenShift and containers to provide any member of the development team with a consistent, secure, and zero-configuration development environment. The in-browser IDE lets you code, build, test, and run applications exactly as they run on production from any machine. If you are moving to containers and cloud-native development, this is for you. |
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IntelliJ IDEA |
The migration toolkit for applications plug-in for IntelliJ platform-based IDEs provides tooling to accelerate application migration by marking migration issues in the source code, offering guidance on issues and automatic code replacement when possible. |
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Maven plug-in |
The Maven plug-in for the migration toolkit for applications integrates into the Maven build process, letting you continuously evaluate migration and modernization efforts with each iteration of source code. It is designed for developers who want updates with each build. Some customers use this for enforcing certain code standards as part of their build process. |
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Eclipse plug-in |
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Eclipse Che / Red Hat OpenShift DevSpaces (hosted Tech Preview) |
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IntelliJ IDEA |
If you don't have a Red Hat OpenShift cluster but are modernizing applications to run in the cloud and containers, we recommend using the migration toolkit for runtimes. While it doesn't include capabilities that focus on application portfolio management and cross-team collaboration, it’s a powerful tool for analyzing application code, estimating effort, and accelerating code migration.
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