Category: AWS Transform

Introduction AWS Transform for migrations lets you orchestrate a centralized, multi-account migration of your workloads to Amazon EC2 from a single location. It coordinates the migration across all your target accounts and applies AI-powered automation to dependency mapping, wave planning, and network configuration, so dependent workloads move together while landing in their intended destination accounts. […]

Moving off on-premises infrastructure used to mean months of discovery spreadsheets, dependency mapping workshops, and hand-built wave plans before a single server moved. At AWS re:Invent 2026, running November 30 to December 4 in Las Vegas, you can see how agentic AI is changing that. AWS Transform uses purpose-built AI agents to automate the migration […]

Storage is a crucial component of every enterprise application, and it has the potential to be the most complex part of any cloud migration. Many migration approaches work around that complexity by starting with compute and network, leaving storage as an afterthought — and this can lead to storage becoming a late-stage bottleneck. In addition […]

When you migrate a portfolio of MuleSoft applications to AWS serverless, each application brings its own decisions: how every connector maps to an AWS service, how DataWeave scripts translate to AWS equivalents, and how error-handling strategies carry over. Multiply those decisions across a portfolio, and each migration becomes a one-off exercise. In this post, explore […]

The first AWS Region in Saudi Arabia is on track for December 2026. Learn which workloads to evaluate, what data to prepare, and how an AWS Optimization and Licensing Assessment helps you compare costs before you commit.

This post is co-written with Brian Smitches and James Scarr from Cognition. A mainframe application that has been in production for decades encodes thousands of business rules that were never documented, poorly documented, or now outdated, and the people who understood them have often retired or moved on. Manually recovering that logic, then hand-building the […]

You just got assigned 40 applications to migrate. Three teams, two time zones, a mix of .NET services and legacy monoliths, and leadership wants a status update every Friday. Where do you start? With AWS Transform, the answer depends on what you’re doing right now, not which interface is “correct.” There isn’t one. There are […]

Introduction For organizations running Microsoft Hyper-V on premises, migrating workloads to AWS offers a path to reduce infrastructure costs, eliminate licensing complexity, and unlock cloud-native capabilities. Yet the first weeks of a migration effort are rarely spent migrating. In any environment that has grown over years, whatever the platform, systems inventory and architectural documentation lags […]

Moving an Angular application to React can require changes across components, state management, routing, build tooling, and tests. Teams may consider the migration when Angular expertise is harder to staff, third-party libraries stop supporting older versions, or maintenance costs increase. AWS Transform custom automates this migration process by analyzing the Angular codebase, creating a migration […]

Overview Many organizations still run Windows Server 2008 workloads that cannot be upgraded before migration due to application dependencies, vendor support constraints, or licensing limitations. When migrating these servers to AWS using AWS Transform MGN, the choice of target Amazon EC2 instance type determines which drivers the guest operating system needs to communicate with the […]