Legacy System Dependency Mapping

Dependency mapping distinguishes what a legacy system requires from unrelated state accumulated on an old machine.

Map every boundary

Inventory executables, DLL/COM classes, runtimes, services, databases, files and shares, registry, environment variables, network endpoints, printers, serial/hardware devices, drivers and licensing. Record version, location, owner, startup order and failure symptom.

Prove necessity

  1. Observe access during representative workflows.
  2. Compare working and clean environments.
  3. Remove or substitute one candidate only in a disposable test system.
  4. Classify required, conditional, build-only or incidental.
  5. Capture transitive and delayed dependencies.

Use executable dependency analysis, COM mapping, configuration recovery and the pillar.

Describe your legacy system or problem

Share what still works, what failed, and what must be preserved.

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