We'll review the following aspects of your codebase
Cloud readiness
We assess whether your application can run smoothly in modern cloud environments. This includes checking for hardcoded paths, filesystem dependencies, and configuration practices that may block containerization or deployment to platforms like AWS, Azure, or Kubernetes.
Framework
We examine the frameworks your app depends on (e.g., Spring, Struts, JSF) to identify outdated or unsupported versions. We also assess upgrade paths, compatibility with the latest Java versions, and potential benefits from moving to modern alternatives.
Vulnerabilities
We scan your dependencies and code for known security risks, including vulnerable libraries, outdated encryption, unsafe serialization, and exposure points that might affect compliance or user trust.
CI/CD
We check how your build and deployment pipelines are configured. We look for missing automation, flaky builds, manual steps, and opportunities to introduce testing, quality gates, and faster deployment practices.
Licensing
We review your dependencies for risky or non-compliant licenses (e.g., GPL, AGPL) that could impact your product’s legal standing — especially if you plan to distribute or commercialize your software.
Test coverage
We evaluate how much of your code is covered by unit and integration tests, and whether key risk areas are being properly exercised. This informs how safely changes can be made and whether the upgrade work is low or high risk.
Dependency updates
We analyze your project’s third-party libraries to see which are outdated, unsupported, or no longer actively maintained. We’ll provide suggestions and priorities for safe updates.
Modernization
We look at how your code aligns with current best practices in Java development — including language features, modularity, observability, and maintainability. We highlight areas where improvements can lead to better performance, stability, and team productivity.
Timeline/Costing
We provide a realistic estimate of the effort and cost to modernize or upgrade your application. This is based on your code’s size, complexity, testability, and business goals.
