Yet these ageing infrastructures pose constant challenges in terms of maintenance, evolution and cost.
SuperBOL: the solution that propels COBOL into the cloud era
SuperBOL is a solution that enables large companies to migrate their COBOL applications to cloud infrastructures without having to completely rewrite their existing systems. Developed by OCamlPro, and usable on Clever Cloud’s public cloud, SuperBOL allows businesses to keep their COBOL systems while benefiting from the flexibility and scalability of the cloud. SuperBOL also offers a tool for transposing COBOL into C.
The challenges of COBOL in the modern era
After years of existence, COBOL today faces a number of challenges:
- Lack of qualified COBOL developers;
- High cost of mainframes and maintenance of legacy infrastructures;
- Difficulty of integration with modern technologies;
- Complexity of migration to new environments;
- These obstacles prevent many companies from evolving and keep them in costly, inflexible systems.
How does SuperBOL meet these challenges?
With SuperBOL, you can modernise your COBOL applications by migrating them to flexible cloud infrastructures, without having to rewrite all the code. Here are the key benefits:
- Simplified migration of COBOL infrastructures to a sovereign cloud environment;
- Reduced mainframe licence and maintenance costs;
- Optimisation of resources and reduction in the energy footprint of systems;
- Possible transpilation from COBOL to C, facilitating integration with other tools;
- Secure projects thanks to a scalable, high-performance infrastructure.
Come and discover SuperBOL during our live demo
On 15 October 2024 from 11:30 AM, during a webinar dedicated to SuperBOL, Fabrice Le Fessant, President of OCamlPro and Florent Perreux, Sales Director of Clever Cloud, will be giving a live demonstration of the solution, enabling you to find out how to deploy a COBOL application on Clever Cloud’s public cloud.
Whether you’re a CIO or a developer, come and find out more about SuperBOL at our webinar on 15 October.