The text outlines a series of blog articles detailing the process of migrating a monolithic application, TicketMonster, to a microservices architecture using the OpenShift platform. The guide starts by setting up the TicketMonster application on OpenShift, emphasizing the need for a MySQL service and a proxy web server, and utilizing Dockerhub for image deployment. The process incorporates the Strangler pattern and best practices to transition from monolith to microservices, beginning with the decoupling of the user interface to enhance flexibility and reduce deployment times. The blog highlights the importance of monitoring via Dynatrace and the GitHub repository containing necessary resources. A strategic approach is recommended, suggesting the initial release of the decoupled UI to a small group of users, with plans for future articles to explore OpenShift’s routing mechanisms and canary releases.