Liferay DXP Migration
Seamlessly migrate database, content, and code assets to modern Liferay DXP environments.
Capabilities Overview
Migrating from legacy repositories, WordPress, Drupal, or older versions of Liferay can be complex. Martand Complete IT Solution manages migrations with minimal service interruptions, ensuring database consistency and preserving complete SEO hierarchies.
Our certified developers deploy capabilities utilizing:
Business Benefits
We engineer systems focusing on client revenue boosts, platform uptime, and structural optimizations.
Data Consistency Assured
We guarantee zero loss of accounts, customer documents, content logs, or transaction archives.
Minimized Portal Downtime
Sprint-based staging migration methods to execute the final transfer smoothly.
Modern Clean Architecture
Convert monolithic legacy modules into clean, decoupled OSGi bundles.
Core Features
Custom capabilities designed around your digital infrastructure rules.
Database Transformation
Mapping and converting relational tables to adapt to Liferay's current database structures.
SEO Link Redirection
Maintaining search performance by setting up canonical links and strict URL redirect lists.
Custom Theme Migration
Redesigning HTML legacy styling templates into modern Liferay DXP responsive layouts.
Delivery Stages
Sprint-based execution ensuring secure code validations and clear handoffs.
Source System Analysis
Examining files, templates, database sizes, and third-party plugins in current systems.
Migration Mapping
Establishing transformation logic for content, tags, users, and credentials.
Dry Run Phase
Executing test migrations in a isolated sandbox area to identify potential import collisions.
Production Switch
Performing final database transfers, deploying upgraded portal code, and going live.
Service FAQs
Find answers regarding architecture, integrations, and ongoing support parameters.
Ready to Upgrade Your Enterprise Services?
Consult with our certified solutions engineers to define custom project scopes or developer capacity allocations.