Migrate from Node.js (APIGEE Trireme) to Hosted Target, 14 proxies

[edmondogrigolat]

Hello all, we're trying to understand if it's possible to:

- Keep Trireme support on our instance of APIGEE for some further months

- Find expertise in NL Amsterdam area that have done before Node.js migration to Hosted Targets

Thanks, Ed

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Hello,

we're looking for possibilities to migrate as per topic, we would like to understand IF:

- is possible to freeze the environment to keep Node.js support for some further months

- there's expertise in Amsterdam's area (The Netherlands) in migrating Node.js to Hosted Targets

Thank you in advance, Ed

[jcwhitlock · Accepted solution]

Ed,

Migrating from Trireme to Hosted Targets shouldn't be a large undertaking, but I understand that having some extra time or people to help would be nice. @Prithpal Bhogill can help you with attempting to get an extension but for the code changes required, I can help you out. The major changes you need to make are as follows:

• Make your Node.js application listen on the port provided by `process.env.PORT`
• Remove all use of the `apigee-access` module (https://docs.apigee.com/api-platform/hosted-targets/hosted-targets-faq#is-it-possible-to-work-around...)
• Move sources from `resources/node` to `resources/hosted`
• Add your `app.yaml` to `resources/hosted` (https://docs.apigee.com/api-platform/hosted-targets/hosted-targets-reference)

Let us know if we can help further and feel free to reach out to your Apigee contact.