Rehosting on-premises workloads in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud involves the following migration phases: planning, pre-discovery, discovery, build, test, and cutover. This pattern outlines the phases and their related tasks. The tasks are described at a high level and support about 75% of all application workloads. You can implement these tasks over two to three weeks in an agile sprint cycle.
You should review and vet these tasks with your migration team and consultants. After the review, you can gather the input, eliminate or re-evaluate tasks as necessary to meet your requirements, and modify other tasks to support at least 75% of the application workloads in your portfolio. You can then use an agile project management tool such as Atlassian Jira or Rally Software to import the tasks, assign them to resources, and track your migration activities.
The pattern assumes that you're using AWS Cloud Migration Factory to rehost your workloads, but you can use your migration tool of choice.
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