In the prior blog posts in this series, we provided a step-by-step tutorial for migrating legacy Java EE applications to DC/OS in order to gain the benefits of the DC/OS platform without requiring any code modifications. Assuming you've followed our instructions, your application has been successfully migrated and deployed, is running and healthy, and end users are happily enjoying its functionality. With the migration complete, our focus now shifts towards Day 2 Operations and ensuring the application scales to meet demand while remaining healthy and highly available. If you recall, recoding the legacy application and redeploying WebLogic instances for high availability (HA) was an impossibility due to budget and schedule constraints.
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