A company needs to move its current applications to a different location but wants to keep major design changes for the future. Which option provides the best path to achieve this goal?
Redesign the solutions using smaller, self-contained components.
Combine legacy systems with a new structure running in parallel.
Rebuild parts of the solution for container services and remove other elements.
Move the existing setup to the new location with few changes.
Moving the existing setup with few changes preserves the applications while avoiding large redesigns. Redesigning them into smaller components demands a complete overhaul, combining with a parallel structure complicates operations, and rebuilding parts for container services while removing other elements discards the original environment’s consistency.
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