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AWS Migration and Support Plans Flashcards

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  1. Which AWS migration strategy involves moving an application to the cloud with no changes to the code or architecture?

    Answer: Rehost

    Rehosting (also called 'lift and shift') moves an application to AWS as-is without modifying its code or architecture.

  2. Which of the '7 Rs' migration strategies involves replacing an on-premises application with a cloud-native SaaS solution?

    Answer: Repurchase

    Repurchase means abandoning your existing application and moving to a different, typically SaaS-based product (e.g., moving from on-prem CRM to Salesforce).

  3. Which AWS Support plan is the minimum tier that offers 24/7 access to Cloud Support Engineers via phone, chat, and email?

    Answer: Business

    AWS Business Support is the minimum plan that includes 24/7 access to Cloud Support Engineers via phone, chat, and email, plus a 1-hour response SLA for urgent issues.

  4. Which AWS service is a free tool that provides real-time guidance on provisioning resources following AWS best practices?

    Answer: AWS Trusted Advisor

    AWS Trusted Advisor inspects your environment and gives recommendations across five categories: cost, performance, security, fault tolerance, and service limits.

  5. Which AWS service helps you assess your on-premises workloads and plan your migration to AWS by collecting server data?

    Answer: AWS Application Discovery Service

    AWS Application Discovery Service collects data about on-premises servers including CPU, memory, and network usage to inform migration planning.

  6. Which AWS service migrates databases to AWS with minimal downtime by continuously replicating changes during migration?

    Answer: AWS Database Migration Service

    AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) migrates databases to AWS while keeping the source database operational, minimizing application downtime during migration.