Migrating to AWS is rarely just a lift-and-shift. It's an opportunity to fix the networking, security, and cost structure that's been awkward on-prem for years — if the migration is planned that way from the start.
Inventory current workloads, dependencies, and data flows.
Sequence the migration to minimize downtime and risk.
Move workloads in stages, with rollback points defined in advance.
Right-size and tune the environment once it's running in production.
System design and technology decisions that hold up once real traffic and real teams hit them.
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