Key considerations for cloud-native refactoring
Requirements, dependencies, ownership and operational constraints differ across every environment. A practical starting point is to make these factors visible before deciding on a delivery approach.
The appropriate scope depends on the existing landscape, risk profile, internal capabilities and the outcomes the organisation needs to support.
Understand the context
Clarify business priorities, existing systems, dependencies, constraints and the relevant stakeholders.
Design the approach
Define an appropriate technical approach, delivery scope and acceptance criteria for the agreed requirements.
Deliver and transition
Plan implementation, testing, handover and support responsibilities around the agreed operating model.
Areas to assess
Current landscape
Assess the systems, dependencies, ownership and constraints relevant to cloud-native refactoring.
Architecture and scope
Define the target approach, delivery boundaries, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
Implementation and validation
Plan implementation stages, testing, review points and evidence for the agreed requirements.
Transition and operations
Agree documentation, handover, support and operating responsibilities for the intended environment.
Discuss your cloud-native refactoring requirements.
Start with a free initial consultation about your systems, priorities and delivery constraints.
Where we apply it
- Assess current cloud-native refactoring constraints and priorities
- Define an approach for relevant systems, data flows and dependencies
- Plan implementation and transition activities in manageable stages
- Establish responsibilities, documentation and operational requirements