HP-UX to Linux Migration
Professional migration from HP-UX (PA-RISC & Itanium) to Linux — porting applications, shell scripts, databases, and legacy workloads to cost-effective Linux platforms (AlmaLinux, Rocky, Ubuntu LTS) with low risk and high performance.
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HP-UX systems (especially Itanium) face end-of-support, high costs, and limited future development. Zwiegnet provides expert, low-risk migrations to Linux, preserving business logic while unlocking scalability, modern tools, and cloud compatibility.
Our HP-UX migration services include:
- Assessment & Planning – Inventory of HP-UX applications (C/C++, COBOL, shell scripts), LVM filesystems, VxFS storage, dependencies, and compliance needs; cost analysis and target Linux selection.
- Application Porting – Recompile C/C++/COBOL code for Linux (GCC/Clang); port ksh scripts to Bash; adapt HP-UX-specific APIs and libraries.
- Database Migration – Transition Oracle, Informix, or Sybase databases to PostgreSQL, MariaDB, or EDB Postgres on Linux; schema/data migration, stored procedure porting.
- Filesystem & Storage – Migrate VxFS to XFS/ext4/btrfs; LVM to Linux LVM; preserve data integrity with rsync or ZFS (if using ZFS on Linux).
- Security & Compliance – Map HP-UX RBAC/privileges to Linux SELinux/AppArmor/PAM; encryption, auditing, and compliance (PCI-DSS, HIPAA).
- High Availability – Replace MC/ServiceGuard with Pacemaker/Corosync, DRBD, or cloud-native HA; replicate failover configurations.
- Batch & Scheduling – Migrate cron/at jobs and custom schedulers to Linux cron, systemd timers, or Ansible Tower.
- Testing & Cutover – Parallel testing, performance benchmarking, phased rollout, and minimal-downtime cutover with rollback.
- Post-Migration Support – Ongoing Linux administration, monitoring, tuning, and team training.
Ideal for: telco, manufacturing, finance, and enterprises still running HP-UX on PA-RISC or Itanium — seeking 50-80% cost reduction and modern DevOps/cloud capabilities.
Located between Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin since 2009 — direct access to HP-UX-to-Linux migration specialists with proven success in porting legacy HP workloads.