
Runtime islands
Unsupported runtimes, hand-rolled deploy scripts, and mystery configuration files that only one veteran operator understands.
Checklist-led programming consulting for teams untangling monoliths, batch jobs, and on-prem APIs—scoped project work and advisory sessions from our Rama III office.
Legacy stack triageMost modernization stalls when inventory, dependencies, and operational risk are still fuzzy. We run structured discovery on COBOL services, .NET Framework sites, Java EE ears, and home-grown schedulers so your team knows what must keep running on day one.
Engagements stay bounded: a written scope, named deliverables, and advisory hours you can schedule around release windows—not an open-ended body shop retainer.
Three pressure points we map in the first week of a modernization engagement.

Unsupported runtimes, hand-rolled deploy scripts, and mystery configuration files that only one veteran operator understands.

Features that should take days still ride quarterly release trains because automated tests never caught up with the monolith.

Point-to-point feeds, duplicated business rules, and ad hoc exports that block a clean API boundary.
Each step ends with artifacts your stakeholders can sign off—not slide decks alone.
Repositories, batch windows, data stores, and owner map. We flag single points of failure before architecture debates begin.
Pick a vertical slice—often a read-heavy API or reporting path—to prove strangler patterns without freezing the whole portfolio.
Pair on refactors, add observability, and wire CI checks so the new path can carry production traffic safely.
Runbooks, knowledge transfer sessions, and optional office hours while your team owns the next slice.

No. We consult on modernization design and implementation alongside your engineers; operational ownership stays with your organization unless separately contracted.
We plan access, logging, and retention with your PDPA obligations in mind. Detailed data-processing terms are set in the engagement letter after discovery.
Advisory sessions are available as a bounded block of hours—useful for vendor review, cutover planning, or architecture checkpoints.