Do you need guidance on decommissioning your Ruby on Rails application?
It might seem weird for a company that focuses on helping organizations with existing Ruby on Rails applications improve and become more maintainable to also offer a service that helps them retire their apps.
There comes a time in almost every software application when it reaches the end of its lifecycle. While we don't advocate for big rewrites, we understand that some custom software projects no longer provide the value they once did.
If your organization is considering this, it can be helpful to bring in a team like Planet Argon to guide you through the process to avoid any negative on your organization's data, security, or reputation.
Schedule a discussion about sunsetting your application.
Some of the wonderful clients who have trusted us
Here's how we can help
Keep the Lights On
We help you maintain your application and keep it stable until it's shut down.
Detailed Analysis
We analyze your Ruby on Rails application and its external dependencies.
Comprehensive Plan
We create a multi-phase plan for decommissioning your application.
Data Backup & Retention
Our team ensures reliable data backup and retention.
Data Migration
We assist with data migration between platforms with minimal disruption.
Cost Reductions
We help reduce ongoing deployment and hosting service costs.
Risk Assessment
We identify potential risks and challenges and a plan to address them.
Protected Reputation
Our process ensures that your reputation remains intact.
Compliance Guidance
We provide guidance on industry-wide compliance requirements.
Trust the Process
We have experience navigating the obstacles of retiring an app, and we’re committed to guiding our clients through this process safely, securely, and efficiently.
Decommission with Confidence
We aim to make decommissioning as painless as possible, while ensuring the protection of your data and the integrity of your organization's reputation.
Plan for the Future
Even if you’re not ready at this exact moment, our team can help you plan for your app's eventual retirement by identifying its most critical aspects and planning for its secure decommissioning.
🎙️ Take a few minutes to listen to this episode on the Ruby on Rails Podcast as host Brittany Martin and I discuss the process in more detail. 🎙️
What our clients are saying about us
Twila Rios
Manager of Digital Information Systems at Office of the General Convention
Planet Argon is consistently responsive and delivers their tasks on time. They contact me when aspects of the project need to be discussed and provide me with a detailed approach to their plans and actions.
I am impressed at their ability to take on our multiple, complicated existing apps and learn them quickly and well, and quite happy with the numerous improvements they have made for us. Also, their attention to maintenance and support tasks, in addition to development, has been great.
Jonathan Silver
Digital Marketing Director at West Dermatology
While their approach to customer serivce and client relations is great, what I actually found most impressive was their ability to help develop solutions in creative ways. None of the complex content issues were a problem, and the team was always open to new information/new requirements regardless of where we were in the process.
Zachary O'Connor
Digital Media Specialist at Applegate
The Planet Argon team are instrumental partners in accomplishing our digital projects and larger goals. Their ability to problem-solve, communicate effectively and willingness to teach has been amazing and very much appreciated. They quickly became invaluable members of our group.
Adriel Henderson
Web Applications Supervisor at Screaming Circuits
Planet Argon has been an incredible stabilizing force for our web platform. We needed a partner who could plug the holes in our web environment and provide the tools needed for smooth development, testing and deployment. Planet Argon has more than met that need. They are without a doubt the most professional and adept development team I have worked with.
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