saasups is the decision platform for legacy modernization — not a repository to browse or a scanner to read. It maps your real estate, scores the right modernization path for every application against the 7 R's, and generates AWS-ready execution plans with embedded FinOps modeling — before you commit a single engineer to a migration workstream.
saasups maps the estate before you commit, so complexity doesn't become a surprise mid-migration. Legacy modernization is genuinely hard — saasups makes it navigable without pretending it's easy.
saasups ingests your running systems, traces every inbound and outbound service call and database dependency, and resolves circular references. The result is a complete dependency map — not an approximation based on documentation — that surfaces the hidden connections that turn migrations into incidents.
The seven modernization strategies — Rehost, Replatform, Refactor, Rearchitect, Rebuild, Replace, Retire — are scored against your specific estate, AWS landing zone requirements, and business constraints. Each workload gets a ranked recommendation with the evidence to defend it.
Every output carries cost implications. saasups models before/after cloud economics for each scored workload, surfaces the total cost of ownership across your target architecture, and delivers a FinOps-grounded investment case your board can evaluate before a single migration ticket is assigned.
Most modernization projects fail because the dependency map never existed. saasups ingests your running systems, traces every service call and database dependency, and surfaces the hidden connections that turn migrations into incidents. You see the full estate before anyone assigns the first ticket — not after the first rollback.
saasups evaluates every application against all seven modernization strategies — Rehost, Replatform, Refactor, Rearchitect, Rebuild, Replace, Retire. Each workload receives a ranked score with traceable rationale tied to real dependency data, AWS landing zone fit, and organizational constraints. No workshop required.
saasups generates a specific, executable AWS target architecture for your estate — not a generic cloud reference pattern. The architecture is derived from your scored workloads, dependency graph, and FinOps constraints, so every design decision is traceable from discovery to output.
The roadmap saasups produces is built to be implemented, not read. Pipeline artifacts are sequenced by dependency order, scored for risk, and embedded with the cost model so your engineering team can execute against a plan — and your FinOps lead can track actuals against projections from day one.