How to modernise Microsoft .NET applications – part II
In Part I, I’ve discussed how I’ve analysed the applications landscape and what criteria were used to prioritise the modernisation efforts.
Cloud strategy, enterprise architecture, lessons from real migrations across banking, shipping, utilities, and public sector.
In Part I, I’ve discussed how I’ve analysed the applications landscape and what criteria were used to prioritise the modernisation efforts.
As an architect in a company that is basically a “Microsoft shop”, most of my landscape (if not all) is made out of custom applications based on Microsoft technologies and .NET Framework, with versions starting from .NET 2.0 up to .NET 4.5, which are running along enterprise Microsoft applications like Sharepoint, Dynamics, Office 365 and so on.
Expose Azure APIM over Internet in a controlled and secured fashion, using multiple custom domains
Web developer roadmap 2019
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