Keynote: Who Wants to Win a Good AppTx?
summary
Air France KLM runs a Pivotal Cloud Foundry platform since 2018 and uses the CMDB plus a 6R filter to classify over 2,000 applications (and >2,000 developers) into retire, lift‑and‑shift, replatform or refactor tracks. New apps are container‑first by policy; three transformation factories (Toulouse, Amsterdam, Valbonne) will onboard 150 apps in PCF this year with a goal to migrate >80% of candidates. Legacy COBOL systems remain excluded for now; Pivotal provides hands‑on help for planning and execution.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:46Application transformation overview
- 3:11Level one portfolio analysis
- 8:51Portfolio classification with 6R
- 10:36Level two platform planning
- 13:45Planning and migration strategy
- 14:48Conclusion and next steps
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