Legacy Technology Got You Down? Try Microservices and Cloud-Native Architecture
With the rise of hybrid IT and cloud-native computing there are many more modernization options available. Expert, Jason Bloomberg shares his insights.
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Let OpenLegacy show you how to take an automated approach to creating digital services for any legacy asset or source bypassing traditional middleware to connect directly to backends - Speeding new innovation development from months to days.
Some Situations Require Other and/or Additional Integration Sources
Green Screens
Often based on business context, legacy investments, Security, and risk management, clients will opt to continue using the 3270 or 5250 terminal screens as an interface
Message Queue
In some cases connecting to the MQ offers a range of advantages that can enhance reliability, scalability, and flexibility, especially in complex enterprise environments
Protocols & Files
Some cost considerations, application dependencies, short term needs, compatibility concerns, and vendor lock-in may result in requiring to connect with protocols and file systems
Connectors for Other Sources
OpenLegacy's connector technology acts as a bridge between legacy databases and modern applications - helping organizations leverage their existing investments in legacy systems while allowing them to meet the demands of modern IT environments more effectively
IBM MQ Cobol
Queue based communication with IBM MQ based on Cobol
IBM MQ PCML
Queue based communication with IBM MQ based on PCML
Heirloom CICS
Compatibility of Java APIs migrated from Cobol using Heirloom’s technology
Tuxedo JOLT & JCA
Calls to Tuxedo JCA or JCL
IBM i (AS400) 5250 Screens
RPC calls to IBM i based on the 5250 emulation
Mainframe 3270 Screens
RPC calls to mainframe based on the 3270 emulation
ISO-8583
TCP based communication with Card systems over ISO-8583
Active MQ
Queue based communication (JMS) with Active MQ
CORBA IDL
RPC CORBA calls, based on IDL
OData
RPC calls using OData
REST XML
Calls to REST based on XML
REST JSON
HTTP calls to REST services
REST OpenAPI
HTTP calls to REST services (“Contract First”)
REST XSD
Calls to REST based on XSD
SOAP WSDL
Calls to SOAP web services based on WSDL
Files (XML, SWIFT, CSV)
File based communication supporting various formats
File SFTP
File based communication over SFTP
Kafka
Event driven communication based on Kafka
Mainframe Dataset
Batch calls reading VSAM files from mainframe, based on JCL
VSAM CICS
RPC calls reading VSAM files from CICS mainframe
Customer Stories
Leading enterprises across the globe are using OpenLegacy to unlock the value of their legacy systems
"The flexibility and proactivity of the product allowed us to come up with a tailor-made, easy-to-use solution, while the collaboration was so smooth.”
“Our legacy system was liberated from our middleware stack, resulting in a dramatically streamlined process and significant capital savings.”
"As the bank embarks on a digital journey to modernize our platforms, it is critical that we leverage new technologies to ensure we stay relevant in this competitive space. We are excited to partner with OpenLegacy to bring next-level digital integration for our banking services in South Korea.”
“We've met the car insurance competitive market demand and kept our leading position as a direct insurance company.”
"Leveraging OpenLegacy Hub, its automation, flexibility and decoupling combined with a strong and knowledgeable Customer Success team, we are positioned as a strategic modernization and integration solution."
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