Migrate from Cloud Foundry
Standardize on Cloud Run/Google Kubernetes Engine to eliminate high licensing costs and reduce operational overhead.
Benefits
Lower your TCO by migrating to Google Cloud
Reduce infrastructure costs
By migrating their applications from PCF to Google Cloud platforms like Cloud Run/GKE, organizations can reduce their infrastructure usage and lower their total cost of ownership.
Eliminate subscription fees
The application instance based subscription model of PCF is not conducive to architecture patterns like microservices. By migrating applications to Google Cloud customers can eliminate high subscription costs.
Minimize security risks
Eliminates cumbersome PCF platform upgrades that result in customers staying on outdated platforms longer and being vulnerable to security issues.
Get started today by moving your Cloud Foundry
application to Cloud Run with this
migration guide.
Key features
Building an application platform for the future
By migrating applications from PCF to Cloud Run/GKE, customers can adopt a platform that is not just right for today but for the future.
Simplified operational model
By migrating PCF Applications to Cloud Run/GKE, customers can drastically reduce their operational overhead. Use of these managed services eliminates the need for cumbersome platform upgrades. It also allows customers to automate management of their application platforms using tools like Terraform.
Leverage fully managed services
Migrating PCF applications to Google Cloud allows customers to take advantage of the extensive portfolio of managed services like Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, Spanner, Cloud Storage, and more. This allows application teams to increase their development velocity by focusing on the core functionality of the application rather than operational concerns.
Assessment and discovery
Analyze PCF environments, assess applications, and understand the compatibility for migrating to Google Cloud with these guides. This is particularly useful for customers with a large PCF deployment where applications may not have been properly catalogued.
Customer Story
Learn about CoreLogic's migration from Cloud Foundry to Google Cloud.
