Legacy System Assessment
We audit your legacy applications, databases, and dependencies to quantify technical debt, security exposure, and modernization options. The output is a scored report with a phased plan ranked by business risk and ROI.
Upgrade legacy systems without disrupting your business.
We migrate monoliths to microservices, refactor outdated codebases, and move on-prem workloads to the cloud — with phased rollouts that keep operations running.
We audit your legacy applications, databases, and dependencies to quantify technical debt, security exposure, and modernization options. The output is a scored report with a phased plan ranked by business risk and ROI.
We move legacy workloads to modern cloud infrastructure — AWS, Azure, or GCP — with minimal code change and zero data loss. Lift-and-shift, containerization, or managed-service adoption is chosen per workload, not as a one-size-fits-all approach.
Monoliths are incrementally decomposed into maintainable services using the strangler fig pattern, so the business keeps running throughout. We modernize VB6, classic ASP, legacy Java, PHP 5, and AngularJS systems into current, supported stacks.
We migrate aging databases — Oracle, DB2, SQL Server 2008, FoxPro — to modern engines like PostgreSQL and cloud-managed databases with validated, reversible migration scripts. Data integrity checks run at every stage with full rollback plans.
Outdated desktop and web interfaces are redesigned into responsive, accessible experiences your users actually enjoy. We preserve the workflows your teams know while eliminating the friction that slows them down.
When original developers are long gone, we reverse-engineer undocumented systems and produce current architecture diagrams, data dictionaries, and runbooks. Your institutional knowledge stops living in one retiring employee's head.
We pick the right technology for your goals — not the trendiest framework.
“As a Mumbai-based startup we evaluated a dozen agencies before choosing Devlex for our logistics SaaS. They built the MVP in ten weeks, helped us close our seed round with a working product, and now run our entire engineering function.”
“Devlex designed and built our analytics dashboard handling over 2 million events a day, with role-based access our enterprise clients demanded. Their UX work alone lifted our trial-to-paid conversion by 22%.”
“Devlex rebuilt our patient scheduling platform from a legacy PHP system into a HIPAA-compliant React and Node.js application. No-show rates dropped 27% within three months of launch, and their team caught compliance gaps our own auditors had missed.”
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We modernize VB6, Delphi, classic ASP, legacy .NET Framework, Java 6-8, PHP 5, ColdFusion, AngularJS, and aging databases like Oracle, DB2, and SQL Server 2008. If it still runs your business, we can modernize it.
A single-application modernization typically takes 3-6 months; larger portfolio programs run in phases over 6-12 months. We deliver in increments, so you see modernized components in production within the first 8-10 weeks.
Assessments run $5K-$12K, single-application modernizations typically cost $30K-$70K, and complex enterprise migrations can reach $80K+. The assessment phase gives you a precise estimate before you commit to the full program.
No — we use parallel-run and strangler patterns so the legacy system stays live until each modernized component is verified in production. Cutover happens in controlled windows with tested rollback plans.
You own all source code, migration scripts, architecture documentation, and runbooks we produce. We also train your internal team so you are never dependent on us to operate the new system.
Yes. We routinely build API layers around systems that must stay — payroll, ERPs, industry-specific tools — so modernized and retained components work together cleanly. Integration is planned in the assessment, not improvised later.
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