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assemblies/intellij-plugin-guide/assembly_resolving-issues.adoc

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You can resolve issues by doing one of the following:
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* Using a _Quick Fix_ to fix a code snippet that has a hint
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assemblies/rules-development-guide/assembly_rule-yaml-conditions.adoc

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Currently, {ProductShortName} supports the following providers:
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assemblies/ui-guide/assembly_analyzing-applications.adoc

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You can use the {ProductFullName} user interface (UI) to configure and run an application analysis. The analysis determines which specific lines in the application must be modified before the application can be migrated or modernized.
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To identify potential risks and modernization requirements, run an analysis on your applications in the {ProductFullName} user interface (UI).
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You can use the {ProductFullName} user interface (UI) to assess applications. When assessing applications, {ProductShortName} estimates the risks and costs involved in preparing applications for containerization, including time, personnel, and other factors. You can use the results of an assessment for discussions between stakeholders to determine whether applications are suitable for containerization.
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Estimate the risks and costs involved in preparing applications for containerization, including time, personnel, and other factors, by assessing applications with the {ProductFullName} user interface (UI). You can use the results of an assessment for discussions between stakeholders to determine whether applications are suitable for containerization.
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The {ProductFullName} uses an assessment questionnaire, either xref:mta-default-questionnaire_assessment-questionnaires[default] or xref:mta-custom-questionnaire_assessment-questionnaires[custom], to assess the risks involved in containerizing an application.
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To determine the readiness of your portfolio for modernization, use assessment questionnaires to provide the {ProductFullName} user interface (UI) with the details required for the migration process. The {ProductFullName} uses either xref:mta-default-questionnaire_assessment-questionnaires[default] or xref:mta-custom-questionnaire_assessment-questionnaires[custom] assessment questionnaire.
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To create different assets (manifests) required to deploy applications from Cloud Foundry (CF) instances to {ocp-full} or Kubernetes, use asset generation in {ProductShortName} {WebName}.
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* Target profiles - A target profile represents the target platform to which you want to migrate. It contains a sequence of generators. Through target profiles, you can run more than one generator, with each generator creating assets for a specific migration path. Thus, a target profile enables you to generate assets for multiple migration path-target platform combinations at the same time for a given archetype.
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