Compare Rumba vs Jubilant
Replace Rumba With Jubilant's Secure Browser-Based Legacy Access
Upgrade legacy system access without the cost of full migration using Jubilant's secure, browser-based alternative to Rumba.
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Where Desktop Emulators Fall Short
Desktop emulators like Rumba can create extra work for IT teams — from local installs and ongoing updates to device compatibility, version control, and security management. Organizations are addressing this by moving to browser-based access models that are easier to secure and maintain.
Local installs on every device
Ongoing updates and version control
Device and operating system compatibility
Security management across the estate
A Controlled Migration Pathway
Start with secure, browser-based terminal emulation. Then, when the time is right, extend the experience with the wider Jubilant suite.API enablement through web servicesExpose host screens and data to modern applications through web services, without rewriting the underlying system.
UX modernization optionsImprove the day-to-day user experience with custom interfaces layered over existing host applications.
Cloud-ready architectureDeploy in your own environment or as a managed service, aligned to modern development frameworks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Configuration is assessed and mapped as part of the migration, so keyboard mappings, sessions and host definitions are carried forward rather than rebuilt from scratch.
It depends on the estate, but the pathway is the same: assessment, configuration mapping, pilot group, phased rollout.
Yes — Jubilant TE is available for a 7-day trial with our team alongside you.
The terminal experience is familiar. Most users need no formal training; administrators are supported with documentation and direct support.
