Enento consistently gets to market 80% faster with 60% reduced total cost of ownership after migrating legacy Java workloads to a containerized platform.
The challenge
Enento needed to transform legacy applications to operate efficiently within a containerized environment. The migration posed challenges in terms of time, resources, and potential disruption to ongoing development.
The solution
Stakater deployed a team of platform, DevOps, and full stack engineers to collaborate with Enento's development teams, migrating and refactoring Java-based workloads from traditional virtual machines to modern containerized environments powered by OpenShift.
Customer quote
We’re using the platform to convert applications to microservices. As a result, we’re consistently getting to market 80% faster with 60% reduced total cost of ownership.
Eero Arvonen, IT Core Infrastructure Manager, Enento
Delivery details
Enento’s legacy Java applications ran on traditional virtual machines, and converting them to cloud-native microservices demanded time, specialist skills, and careful handling to avoid disrupting active development. Stakater embedded a team of platform engineers, DevOps engineers, and full stack engineers directly alongside Enento’s development teams, migrating and refactoring Java-based workloads onto Red Hat OpenShift with GitOps-driven CI/CD across the stack — Java, Spring Framework, React, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, 3scale, and Keycloak.
Why Stakater
- Skilled platform engineers embedded with in-house development teams
- Seamless migration of legacy workloads with no disruption to delivery
- High availability at enterprise scale with fully integrated automation
- Continuous support, monitoring, and troubleshooting beyond go-live