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Want to migrate? Get the information and
help you need to move to Apache HTTP, Apache Tomcat,
Apache Geronimo, Apache Axis & Apache Roller!
Are you frustrated with the price/performance of proprietary solutions?
Are you seeking to take advantage of the low-cost, high performance environment provided by Covalent?
By migrating to Apache, Tomcat, Geronimo & Axis, you
can:
- Improve performance, Apache consistently performs more reliably
and better than proprietary systems.
- Lower the total cost of IT operations, by replacing proprietary
systems with low-cost, open source
solutions.
- Leverage
access to a large development community.
- Enhance system security and scalability.
Covalent can provide you with comprehensive
solutions for migrations to Apache, Tomcat,
Geronimo, Axis & Roller.
The building blocks of a successful migration
include:
Consulting
Through our Professional Services Organization,
Covalent will help you through the entire
migration process. Whether you are simply
upgrading to a newer release or migrating
from a proprietary solution to Open Source,
Covalent has the expertise to assist you.
Covalent Enterprise Ready Server
Covalent's Enterprise Ready Server is the
premier enterprise open source solution for Apache server management, improving service quality and
heightening security by uniquely enhancing Apache for enterprise use.
Training
Training from Covalent
insures that your staff is ready for serious
Apache HTTP, Tomcat, Geronimo, Roller and Axis deployments.
It insures that your company realizes
the full value of Apache, Tomcat, Geronimo, Roller
and Axis-based solutions.
Whitepapers
Migrating from Netscape
The differences between Netscape and Apache are presented, and an overview of what to expect when migrating to Apache is provided.
Migrating from IIS
The differences between IIS and Apache are presented, and an overview of what to expect when migrating to Apache is provided.
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We are very pleased to be partnering with Covalent Technologies, a long-time open source pioneer and well respected member of the open source community.
