Summary
The blog explains that implementing Calibo should be tailored to your organization’s context—rather than force-fitting a “migration,” Calibo helps you adopt cloud-native tools and integrate with over 150 platforms to begin building right away. It emphasizes self-service provisioning, where platform teams configure cloud accounts, environments, tech stacks, and access, empowering developers to work immediately without delays.
Action points: assess which on-prem tools can be replaced or integrated using Calibo’s out-of-the-box integrations, configure self-service environments with templates and permissions, and collaborate with your services team to fast-track setup and accelerate digital delivery.
Setting up Calibo can look different for every company because each has its tech setup and different needs. This blog will help you understand how to get started with Calibo and make it work best for you.
We hope you find it helpful, and remember, if you have more questions or need a hand, don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re happy to help.
The notion of “migration” to the cloud does not apply in most cases. Unless there is a cloud-native equivalent version of an on-premises tech stack (such as Jira, Confluence, or Kubernetes), the idea of migrating from on-premise to the cloud isn’t always relevant.
When adopting a cloud-first or cloud-native strategy, enterprises typically explore what they can actually “migrate” and what equivalent cloud-native technologies and tools they can “adopt” to retain as many of the existing capabilities they currently have through existing on-premises-only technologies and tools.
The first step in adopting a cloud-first or cloud-native strategy is to assess which cloud technologies to use.
Calibo’s platform provides cloud infrastructure as well as software and data product development and orchestration – through its integration with 150+ best-of-breed cloud technologies and tools.
As such, Calibo’s services team can work with you to perform the cloud migration/adoption assessment to establish which technologies can get you going immediately.
If you start using Calibo, you can use the out-of-the-box platform integrations to start developing software and data products almost immediately.
Learn more about our platform setup options on our offering page, and learn more about the platform in our factsheets.
If you want to allow easy and standardized self-service setup and deployment to speed up software releases in your business, here’s an example of what you may be experiencing:
If you have an existing data and analytics tool stack, and want to speed up digital product delivery, Calibo can still help. You may be experiencing the following challenges.
The Calibo platform can make your software development smoother, give your teams more control, and speed up your digital projects.
By connecting with your existing tools and offering a clear view of what’s happening, Calibo helps make everything run more efficiently. If you’re looking to optimize your processes and embrace the cloud, consider how Calibo can support your goals. We’re eager to help you get there and are always here to answer any questions.
Contact us here or book a meeting if you have specific questions.
Does implementing Calibo require a complete migration?
No—Calibo adapts to your current environment. It integrates with more than 150 tools and platforms, so you can adopt cloud-native workflows without replacing everything at once.
How do self-service capabilities work in Calibo?
Platform teams configure accounts, environments, and tech stacks upfront. Developers then use self-service provisioning to access approved tools and resources instantly, reducing delays and bottlenecks.
What steps should teams take to get started with Calibo?
Identify which tools to integrate or replace, configure secure self-service templates and permissions, and collaborate with Calibo’s services team to accelerate onboarding and value delivery.
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