App Modernization Solutions
Assess, upgrade, and migrate apps to the cloud at scale with GitHub Copilot.
Modernize at scale
Assess applications at scale, plan application-specific journeys, and execute with automated upgrades using the modernization agent.
- Customize and repeat tasks: Encode your own business logic, define software factory patterns, and standardize outcomes with custom skills.
- Streamline end-to-end migration: Simplify the migration journey from assessment to deployment with full visibility, control, and predictability, while delivering higher quality outcomes.
- Agents do the heavy lifting: Copilot analyzes codebases, builds migration plans unique to each application, surfaces blockers, and suggests fixes—automating repetitive steps so developers can focus on higher value work and scale.
- A smoother upgrade path: Automate upgrades for .NET and Java runtimes and frameworks with guided remediation that updates configs, libraries, and dependencies.
- Stay in control: Recommendations are reviewable and every change is validated through your tests and pipelines. Built-in security checks catch CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) early, ensuring alignment with your standards and policies.
- Migrate to Azure with confidence: Migrate and deploy easily on Azure services—Azure App Service, Azure Container Apps, and Azure Kubernetes Service—with compatibility guidance and security hardening.
Results
- 70% less time spent on migration efforts
- 50% less effort to upgrade apps
- 500k+ lines of code changed within weeks
Resources
Power up your Java application modernization
Simplify Java application migration and modernization with AI-driven remediation and automated fixes designed to save time and reduce errors.
Modernize .NET applications with ease
Unlock new capabilities in .NET by streamlining app upgrades and preparing your codebase for the cloud.
Explore the full documentation
Dive deeper with step-by-step guides, best practices, and technical resources to support every stage of your migration.
