Java modernization · Oman

Java modernization services in Oman

A long-term partner working almost your exact hours, with Arabic and English built in from the first screen.

Clarigo Infotech upgrades and modernizes Java applications: Java 8 or 11 to Java 17 or 21, older Spring and Spring Boot versions to current releases, javax to jakarta namespaces, and heavy application servers to lightweight containers. Where it helps, we split monoliths into services. Every step is covered by automated tests, so the application keeps working while it is upgraded.

Omani companies most often hire us for logistics, tourism and enterprise software, and Arabic-ready apps.

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10+

Years of delivery

600+

Projects delivered

20+

Countries served

25-30

Days to a live MVP

Get a free consultation

Tell us what you need. A senior engineer replies within one working day.

How should we contact you?

No obligation. We reply within one working day.

What matters to Oman teams

Trust, partnership and Arabic-first products

Businesses across the Gulf value a partner they can rely on for years, available in their working hours and comfortable with Arabic, local data rules and national transformation goals.

01

Your hours, not ours

The Gulf is only one and a half to two and a half hours behind India, so calls, demos and fixes happen in your working day.

02

Arabic and English

Right-to-left layouts, Arabic content and bilingual AI assistants on WhatsApp, web and voice.

03

Local data rules

Hosting in the region and design that follows national personal data protection laws.

04

A partner for the long term

One in-house team that stays with you after launch, aligned with digital transformation programmes such as Saudi Vision 2030.

What we do

What our Java modernization covers

Java version upgrades

Java 8 or 11 to Java 17 or 21 LTS, including library and build-tool updates.

Spring Boot upgrades

Spring Framework and Spring Boot 1.x and 2.x to current versions, including the javax to jakarta move.

App server to containers

WebLogic, WebSphere, JBoss or Tomcat deployments moved to Docker, Kubernetes or managed cloud services.

Monolith to microservices

Carefully split large Java applications into services, only where it improves delivery or scale.

Build and CI/CD

Maven and Gradle cleanup, automated tests and pipelines that make every release safe.

Performance and security

Dependency and vulnerability fixes, JVM tuning and profiling for faster, safer applications.

In depth

How we approach Java modernization

Why move to Java 17 or 21

Newer long-term-support versions bring better performance, security updates and language features, and current Spring Boot versions require them. Staying on Java 8 means growing security and hiring risk.

Upgrade path, not a rewrite

We upgrade in stages (build tools, dependencies, language version, framework), testing at each stage, so you always have a working, releasable application.

Working with us from Oman

Built for Omani teams

Time-zone overlap

Oman is one and a half hours behind India, so our team works almost exactly your hours, with same-day calls and replies.

Oman's Personal Data Protection Law

We design to Oman's Personal Data Protection Law: consent, security controls and data-subject rights, with Arabic interfaces and NDAs signed before work starts.

Billing

Invoices in Omani rials (OMR) or US dollars. Typical senior rates are $25 to $49 (USD) per hour, or a fixed price for a defined scope.

Sectors · Oman

Where we help Oman businesses most

Omani companies in logistics, tourism and services work with us on bilingual apps, enterprise software and AI automation.

Oil and gas

Operators digitise production and maintenance. From internal tools to customer platforms, built and supported by one team.

Ports and logistics

Sohar, Duqm and Salalah ports rely on logistics software. We build the platforms, integrations and internal tools this sector relies on.

Tourism

Resorts and tour operators sell to international travellers. Custom software that fits how these teams already work.

Fisheries

Seafood exporters need cold-chain and traceability tools. From internal tools to customer platforms, built and supported by one team.

Omani time · Muscat

Meetings in your time zone

Our team's hours, in Omani time

08:30–18:00

Monday to Friday

Overlap with your working day

09:00–18:00

About 9 hours every day

Daily stand-up

09:30

Omani time, plus written updates every evening

Local setup

Local platforms and setup

Local payments

OmanNet debitThawaniApple PayVisa and Mastercard

Languages

ArabicEnglish

Data hosting

Nearest: AWS Middle East (UAE) or Middle East (Bahrain), in your own cloud account, so data stays where your rules require.

Process

How it works

1. Free assessment

We review your code, dependencies, infrastructure and data, then give you a written migration plan, risks and a fixed quote.

2. Plan and safety net

We add automated tests and monitoring around what exists today, so every change can be checked against the old behaviour.

3. Migrate in small steps

Module by module, with both versions running side by side where needed. You see progress in a demo every week.

4. Cut over and support

A planned switch-over with a rollback path, then the same engineers stay on to fix, tune and keep it current.

FAQ

Java modernization services: questions from Oman

Do you work with companies in Oman?+

Yes. Clarigo Infotech works with companies across Oman, including Muscat, Sohar, Salalah, as part of clients in 20+ countries. Omani companies most often hire us for logistics, tourism and enterprise software, and Arabic-ready apps. We work remotely from India with one in-house team.

What time-zone overlap do we get from Oman?+

Oman is one and a half hours behind India, so our team works almost exactly your hours, with same-day calls and replies.

How do you handle Oman's Personal Data Protection Law?+

We design to Oman's Personal Data Protection Law: consent, security controls and data-subject rights, with Arabic interfaces and NDAs signed before work starts.

Which currency do you bill in, and what does it cost?+

We bill in Omani rials (OMR) or US dollars. Senior engineers typically cost $25 to $49 (USD) per hour, and fixed-scope projects such as an MVP in 25 to 30 days are quoted after a free consultation.

Where will our data be hosted?+

Usually in Nearest: AWS Middle East (UAE) or Middle East (Bahrain), or wherever your data rules require. Everything runs in your own cloud account, so you stay in control.

Can you integrate OmanNet debit or Thawani?+

Yes. We regularly integrate local payment methods such as OmanNet debit, Thawani, Apple Pay, Visa and Mastercard, alongside card payments and subscriptions.

Do you work with oil and gas companies?+

Yes. Oil and gas is one of Oman's key sectors, and from internal tools to customer platforms, built and supported by one team.

Do you sign an NDA?+

Yes. We sign an NDA, and a data processing agreement where needed, before any work starts.

Can you upgrade Java 8 applications to Java 17 or 21?+

Yes. We update dependencies, build tools and code in stages, with automated tests at each step, so the application stays releasable throughout.