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Legacy System Migration Risk
Teams struggle to plan and execute migrations of legacy, customized, or undocumented systems without breaking functionality or losing data.
In their words
if we were to move from CPQ to ARM everything will fall apart
Client just handed me keys to two different servers and a shrug.
It does require development since Odoo changes models and fields without documentation.
I just hired an “ai app builder” and one of their first tasks will be to document all Of our 1.0 scripts and migrate them to 2.1
Or hire a specialist to move the front end to something I could serve as a web app.
I'm missing the time in the last months, so I would like to get some support via AI.
I have personally spent weekends submitting PRs for systems and modules whose authors haven't gotten to them yet.
Anyone survived a Windows to Linux user workstations migration?
we had an enterprise wide push to get everything we could on fargate and lambda. It saved tons of money
It always forgets the right-before-left order and gets confused when it leaves hanging "/" comments and comment out the entire file.
Five attempts that we abandoned and a year of prep work. Finally knocked it out.
Every year, it's a struggle to get my apps to get my app working again. But this year it's particularly bad.
how do I rewrite the small parts that change the most into something else while keeping the whole working all along
These migrations won’t happen any other way (small customers won’t pay for that)
Developers and IT teams
Where they talk
- r/Odoo
- r/sysadmin
- r/dotnet
- r/Netsuite
- r/lovable
- r/azuredevops
- r/databricks
- r/hermesagent
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Claude Code
- Odoo
- GitHub
- Lovable
- Microsoft Fabric
- SQL Server
- Supabase
Why those fall short
- Deprecations do not reduce the volume of migration work.
- vendor software requires lengthy migration and customization
- migration never completed after 10 years
- rebuilding would be high risk in affecting current users access
- GPO equivalents and imaging/deployment tooling unclear for Linux fleet
Map of ideas
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