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Charon-PDP creates a virtual replica of the original PDP-11 hardware, allowing the RT-11, RSX-11, RSTS, and other operating systems and all software to run on modern hardware.
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Charon-VAX replaces multiple versions of the VAX family of servers with a virtual equivalent running on modern x86 based hardware.
Charon-AXP emulates a wide variety of DEC AlphaServer systems allowing the original operating systems OpenVMS and True64 Unix and all host applications to run on modern Linux or Windows on modern hardware.
Charon-PAR emulates a range of historic PA-RISC systems running MPE/ix or HP-UX on modern hardware.
Charon-SSP creates a virtual replica of various SPARC family servers running on Linux on top of physical hardware or a Hypervisor, on premises or in the cloud.
Charon, the first solution to emulate legacy critical systems, is available for Cloud subscription on all major cloud providers.
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Many private and public sector organizations continue to operate mission-critical applications that run on servers from an earlier generation, such as SPARC, VAX, Alpha, and HP 3000. By rehosting applications on Microsoft Azure using emulation software—known as a lift-and-shift migration—you can safely phase out legacy hardware in a matter of...
When it comes to legacy systems, there are many variables: what hardware you’re using, the legacy operating system running on top of it, and the application(s) running on top of that. You continue to maintain your legacy system for the reason that it is essential to your business. It is...
Organizations in industries worldwide rely on legacy applications for critical mission support. Unfortunately, these applications often reside on obsolete hardware that is past end-of-life and no longer supported by the manufacturer; the lack of easily obtained replacement parts increases the downtime and decreases the stability of these systems. Download this...
The U.S. federal government relies on many legacy applications for critical mission support. Unfortunately, these applications often reside on obsolete hardware that is past end-of-life and no longer supported by the manufacturer; the lack of easily obtained replacement parts increases the downtime and decreases the stability of these systems.Download this...
White paper from Microsoft Azure: Stromasys legacy server emulation on Azure: Running applications designed for SPARC, Alpha, VAX, PDP-11, and HP 3000 If your organization is using legacy hardware, you know the risk and cost of maintaining it. A virtualized environment on Azure Virtual Machines can offer better performance, lower...
Allowing Classic Systems to Flourish in the Modern Utility Data Center Tired of relentless capital investment in technology, business executives are now eager to see IT solutions that contribute directly to their organizations’ profitability. Only too eager to please, many CIOs dive headlong into data center transformations to reap the...
Download our White paper Technology advances so quickly it's easy to overlook the continuing use of technology solutions that are based on older applications that still perform important functions for the business. For example, most financial companies have been in no rush to update legacy applications written in COBOL. Extending...
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