Upgrades & Modernization
Version upgrades, LTS jumps, and the modernization work that keeps a platform an asset instead of a liability.
We have carried platforms through every recent LTS cycle and published what we learned, including open tooling for the latest jumps. Our doctrine is simple: upgrade before you have to. Platforms that skip cycles pay for it in security reviews, hiring, and eventually a migration that didn't need to happen.
Your challenges
What brings teams to us
Stranded on an old version
Support windows close, security findings pile up, and every integration assumes an API that's going away.
Custom code blocks the path
Years of customizations nobody fully understands stand between you and the next LTS.
No window for downtime
The business can't stop for an upgrade, so the upgrade never starts.
Our approach
How we work
Assess the real gap
A concrete inventory of what breaks between your version and the target, priced in effort, not fear.
Modernize the blockers
Refactor or retire the customizations that block the path, with tests that prove behavior held.
Upgrade without the outage
Staged rollouts and rehearsed cutovers keep the platform available while it moves.
LTS 2021
Upgrade guidance published and delivered
LTS 2025
Upgrade tooling public on GitHub
Weeks
Typical upgrade program
Deliverables
What you walk away with
- Upgrade assessment with an effort-ranked blocker list
- Custom code modernization and test coverage
- Rehearsed, staged upgrade execution
- Post-upgrade validation and performance check
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