Provisioning
Permanent Transition Pattern
A Permanent Transition Pattern is a temporary migration workaround that becomes a long-term architecture by inertia.
Definition
A Permanent Transition Pattern appears when a second-best onboarding path, initially accepted as transitional, is never revisited and becomes normalized in production. Over time, this turns migration compromises into the actual architecture and slows modernization.
The Ariovis perspective
Ariovis does not modernize an anti-pattern by adding another tool. The first step is to understand the process, ownership and operating weakness, then simplify the target before automating it.
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