Migration Services
Codimite helps organizations plan and execute a structured exit from Island Enterprise Browser by mapping browser management, identity, security, applications, extensions, BYOD, endpoints, and access requirements to appropriate target technologies.
Plan Your Island Exit
Document users, applications, policies, identities, extensions, endpoints, security controls, and enterprise dependencies.
Determine whether each requirement moves to Chrome Enterprise Core, Chrome Enterprise Premium, Cloud Identity, ChromeOS, another technology, or remains temporarily on Island.
Identify browser and security controls that need replacement, redesign, additional technology, or further validation.
Group users according to application complexity, data access, security, endpoint, identity, and browser requirements.
Keep Island available for approved use cases until target applications and controls have been validated.
Retire Island users, policies, integrations, administrative workflows, and dependencies only after successful migration validation.
Migration Process
Inventory the complete Island environment, including users, policies, applications, identities, extensions, endpoints, security controls, and integrations.
Assign an appropriate target destination and migration approach to every major Island capability and user population.
Validate the proposed target architecture with representative applications, users, security controls, and browser workflows.
Move users and workloads in controlled waves with documented exceptions, coexistence requirements, and rollback options.
Confirm applications, identities, browser policies, security, reporting, support readiness, and user acceptance before decommissioning Island.
Why Codimite
Codimite combines Chrome Enterprise, ChromeOS, Google Workspace, Google Cloud, identity, browser engineering, security, and migration expertise to support enterprise browser modernization.
Talk to a Migration ExpertComplete Exit Assessment. We identify every Island capability that requires a target destination.
Target Architecture Planning. We recommend appropriate Chrome, Google, identity, endpoint, and supporting technologies.
Security Continuity. We identify controls that must remain protected throughout the transition.
Application and Extension Review. We validate critical browser dependencies before migration.
Phased Migration. User and application waves help reduce the risk of a large enterprise-wide cutover.
Decommission Support. Codimite supports final validation, Island reduction, retirement planning, and post-migration optimization.
Comparison
| Comparison Area | Existing Island Environment | Structured Exit Target |
|---|---|---|
| Browser | Island Enterprise Browser | Managed Chrome or another approved destination |
| Browser management | Island administration | Chrome Enterprise Core, Premium, or appropriate target management |
| Data protection | Existing Island controls | Chrome Enterprise Premium or other suitable controls where required |
| Identity | Existing enterprise identity integration | Cloud Identity, Workspace, existing IdP, or suitable target architecture |
| Endpoints | Existing Windows/macOS and other endpoints | Existing OS, ChromeOS, or eligible ChromeOS Flex paths |
| Extensions | Existing Island extension estate | Migrated, rebuilt, replaced, or retired |
| Migration approach | Island remains the operational platform | Capability-by-capability migration followed by controlled decommission |
FAQs
No. Island covers multiple browser, identity, access, data-protection, and security requirements that may need different target technologies.
No. A phased migration is usually more suitable for complex enterprise environments.
Yes. Approved user groups or applications can remain until their target requirements are ready.
Island should only be retired after applications, identities, browser policies, extensions, security controls, reporting, support processes, and user acceptance have been validated.
Yes. The migration assessment can map each Island capability and user population to an appropriate destination.
The timeline depends on users, applications, policies, identities, extensions, endpoints, security requirements, integrations, and the number of migration waves.
Create a clear destination for every Island user, application, browser policy, security requirement, identity dependency, and endpoint before beginning enterprise-wide migration.
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