.NET Migration Services

When end-of-life .NET Framework apps slow innovation and create security risks, Atharva ITS modernizes .NET applications through framework upgrades, code refactoring, and data migration to deliver improved performance, cloud readiness, and long-term maintainability without disruption.

.NET Migration Services

Why Choose Our .NET Migration Services?

Reduced technical debt: We refactor deprecated APIs, remove unused dependencies, modernize authentication patterns (OAuth/JWT), and restructure monolithic code into maintainable modules, making feature development faster and safer.

Improved performance and stability: Migrating to modern .NET delivers async/await efficiency, optimized memory management, faster startup times and access to performance-focused libraries that weren't available in legacy .NET Framework.

Enhanced security compliance: Modern .NET includes built-in protections against CSRF, XSS and SQL injection, supports TLS 1.3, integrates with Azure Key Vault/AWS Secrets Manager, and receives regular security patches—unlike end-of-life .NET Framework versions.

Minimal business disruption: We use phased migration strategies, feature flags, parallel running (old and new systems side-by-side), automated testing and careful rollout planning to ensure continuity during the transition.

.NET Migration Services We Offer

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Legacy .Net Framework To Modern .Net Migration

We migrate applications from .NET Framework 4.x (including ASP.NET MVC, Web Forms) to modern .NET 8/9 and ASP.NET Core, improving performance, cross-platform deployment, cloud readiness and long-term Microsoft support.

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Application Refactoring & Architecture Upgrade

We refactor tightly coupled legacy code into clean, modular architectures using patterns like CQRS, repository pattern, dependency injection and domain-driven design—enabling easier testing, feature additions and long-term scalability.

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Database & Integration Migration

We migrate SQL Server databases (schema, stored procedures, triggers), update Entity Framework/Dapper queries, refactor SOAP/WCF services to REST APIs, and re-integrate with CRM, ERP and payment gateways to ensure continued functionality after modernization.

Modernize Your Application with Confidence

Ready to modernize a legacy .NET Framework application? Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your current architecture, migration scope, phased rollout strategy and timeline—no commitment required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our .NET Migration Services

Is it necessary to rewrite the entire application during migration? -

No. Many migrations can be done incrementally, reusing existing logic while upgrading the platform and architecture.

How long does a .NET migration project take? -

Timelines depend on application size and complexity, but most migrations are completed in phased stages to reduce risk and downtime.

Will migration affect existing users? -

Our migration strategy minimizes user impact by ensuring backward compatibility and careful rollout planning.

Can cloud readiness be included in the migration? -

Yes. We design migrations with cloud deployment, scalability, and CI/CD support in mind.

Which .NET Framework versions are end-of-life or losing support? -

.NET Framework 4.5.2 and below are out of support. .NET Framework 4.6.2+ still receives security patches but no new features. Modern .NET (currently .NET 8/9) is the future with cross-platform support, performance improvements and active development.

Can we migrate incrementally, or does everything need to move at once? -

Yes, incremental migration is often safer. We transfer one feature at a time to the new modern .NET while legacy features remain on .NET Framework until they're refactored—minimizing risk and allowing phased budget allocation.

What happens to ASP.NET Web Forms during migration? -

Web Forms has no direct equivalent in modern .NET, so we typically migrate to ASP.NET Core MVC, Razor Pages or a React/Angular frontend.

Do you handle migrating third-party libraries and NuGet packages? -

Yes. We audit dependencies for .NET compatibility, replace incompatible packages with modern alternatives, and refactor custom integrations where needed.