Raincode v4 compilers are here, and if you are not excited about them, you should be! We have made a lot of changes since v3—changes that will improve the performance of your migrated applications, increase developer productivity, and ensure the success of your modernization project. But don’t take our word for it... [...]
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Cloud Native Mainframe Modernization with Raincode Which Raincode products are cloud native? All of them. Raincode develops cutting-edge tools and services that help you modernize your legacy systems while maintaining high availability and retaining your valuable business logic. We provide compilers, programming language analysis, legacy modernization tools, and emulators [...]
Is automatic translation to from COBOL to Java really all it's cracked up to be? In the quest to transform legacy applications into modern, web-based services, automatic translation from COBOL to Java is often touted as a fool proof way to quickly and efficiently modernize your system without sacrificing decades of programming [...]
Bleeding-edge deployment with Rudr and Dapr Barely a year old, both Dapr and Rudr are changing the way developers build and deploy cloud native applications on Kubernetes. So, what is Raincode’s approach to Kubernetes deployment with Rudr and Dapr? Automated container generation and OAM Docker images are automatically generated [...]
For mainframe to Kubernetes deployment, the time is now. Does Raincode support deployment to Docker and Kubernetes? The simple answer? Yes! We replatform mainframe workloads to Docker and Kubernetes so that they execute on Azure or any cloud. But how? Migration, not transformation Our compilers are designed to [...]
The industry trend is clear, but why exactly are organizations choosing to leave the mainframe and make the transition to the cloud? 1. The mainframe is at the peak of a 25-year crisis Even before Y2K bug threatened to bring modern civilization to a screeching halt, pressure was mounting on organizations to [...]
