The HCL SoFy team has made it easier to launch a product or Business Solution into our sandbox by removing a few steps. As a result, the following has been improved in SoFy, and will appear differently:

In our recent webinar, we set out to help people understand cloud native capabilities and how HCL SoFy can help address today’s business challenges through our products and solutions.

SoFy chief architect Jeff Turnham of HCL Software shares his knowledge of cloud native solutions and how to modernize applications for an episode of Architecting with Google Cloud with developer advocate Romin Irani. Watch the video below and learn how HCL Software's cloud journey started from scratch to create HCL SoFy.

Adopt cloud native in the way that best meets your own specific business objectives while maintaining choice and flexibility for your future.

The phrase cloud native generally conjures images of containers, microservices and 'born on the cloud' 12-factor applications. Read the blog for more details.

We are excited to announce that the full HCL Software portfolio is cloud native and available on HCL SoFy, the cloud native solution factory for HCL Software products. Accelerate your cloud native journey with access to over 50 product components and 2,000 Rest API endpoints with free trials and cloud native demos. Experience SoFy in action, hear from our Chief Platform Architect, and learn from our cloud native customer on why going cloud native is important to their organization.

Five years ago, we imagined a future where our software products could be deployed in minutes into dynamic public, private and hybrid clouds. We harmonized our investments and roadmaps to get cloud-native from the ground up. 5,000+ people-years of investments later, we have: 

HCL SoFy uses Helm technology to provide HCL products and APIs as cloud-ready building blocks. These catalog products and services are enabled for Kubernetes as docker images and helm charts

A could-native strategy allows an organization to realize business benefits through the use of public, private and hybrid cloud resources. Cloud resources can be used in different ways to achieve varying business objectives, including: reducing infrastructure costs, achieving faster application updates, and meeting data location requirements. Learn more about HCL Software's approach.