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Migration scenarios

Exit Broadcom Tanzu

High volume

Keep running RabbitMQ, GemFire, and Spring workloads without Broadcom's 50-core minimum.

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Exit Confluent

Cost reduction

Real Apache Kafka — patched, operated, and priced at a fraction of Confluent Platform.

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PostgreSQL EOL Continuation

Compliance risk

CVE patches for Postgres 11, 12, 13 past community EOL while you plan the major-version migration.

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Spring Framework 5.x Continuation

Migration bridge

Patched Spring 5.3.x builds past Broadcom EOL while your team migrates to Spring 6.

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By role

For CISOs

Audit-ready attestations, compliance documentation, and a defensible OSS security posture.

For Platform Engineering

Patched runtimes, architecture review, and 24/7 ops — without building an in-house support team.

By industry

Financial Services

DORA, PCI DSS, sanctions compliance, and high-frequency transaction workload support.

Healthcare & Life Sciences

HIPAA technical safeguards and validated system support for regulated environments.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Broadcom Tanzu exit and why are companies doing it?

Broadcom acquired VMware Tanzu in 2023 and restructured its licensing model, introducing a 72-core minimum and significantly higher per-core pricing. Many enterprises found their RabbitMQ, Spring, and GemFire support costs increase 5–10x. The Broadcom Tanzu exit is the process of migrating from Tanzu-packaged commercial software to OSSeva-supported community OSS equivalents, eliminating the license cost while maintaining security coverage and compliance documentation.

What does OSSeva's Confluent exit program cover?

OSSeva's Confluent exit program replaces Confluent Platform with OSSeva-supported community Apache Kafka, including: broker migration, Schema Registry replacement (Apicurio Registry or community Schema Registry), connector migration from Confluent connectors to community alternatives, removal of Confluent-specific configurations, and post-migration monitoring setup. Most Confluent exits reduce annual licensing costs by 60–80%.

Can OSSeva support PostgreSQL 11, 12, or 13 after community EOL?

Yes. PostgreSQL 11 (EOL November 2023), 12 (EOL November 2024), and 13 (EOL November 2025) are all covered under OSSeva's PostgreSQL extended lifecycle support. OSSeva delivers backported security patches with compliance attestation, allowing teams to continue running these versions securely while planning a major-version migration at their own pace.

Is there a supported migration path from Spring Boot 2.x to Spring Boot 3.x?

Yes. OSSeva offers a Spring Boot 2.x-to-3.x migration toolkit covering: Spring Framework 5.x to 6.x upgrade, Jakarta EE namespace migration (javax.* to jakarta.*), Spring Security 5.x to 6.x configuration changes, Spring Data query method updates, and integration testing. OSSeva can also continue patching Spring Boot 2.7.x in parallel while the migration is in progress, giving teams a definitive security backstop.

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