DevOps in the Enterprise: what I have learned so far
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Enterprise migration moves a legacy core‑banking stack into containers on OpenShift, using infrastructure‑as‑code and automation so deployments work and environment provisioning drops dramatically, reduced provisioning from 2–3 weeks to under an hour. The project runs 50–60 containerized core‑banking environments with WebLogic + Oracle DB + Oracle Service Bus in containers, complements with external Oracle for heavy DBs, and proves the approach in client hackathons and an internal OpenShift on Azure cluster for fast POCs and tool evaluations.
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