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Index
Foreword Preface
Who This Book Is For What This Book Covers Conventions Used in This Book O’Reilly Online Learning How to Contact Us Acknowledgments
I. Migration Foundation 1. Why Should I Migrate to Amazon Web Services?
Cloud Technology Benefits
Scalability and Dynamic Consumption Geographic Diversity Easy Access to Newer Technologies Availability Increased Security
Cloud Business Benefits
Reduced Expenditures and Support No Commitment Business Agility Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity Decreased Vendor Lock-in Change to Operational Expenditures
Converting Your Why into an FAQ
How to Build the FAQ Wrapping It Up
2. What Are the Risks and Their Mitigation?
Technology Risks
Security Application Connectivity Technology Diversity Perception of Increased Technical Complexity
Business Risks
Reputation Staffing and Expertise Loss Contractual Obligations Cost Regulation
Building Your Guiding Principles Wrapping It Up
II. Phases of Migration 3. Discovering Your Workloads
Discovery and Assessment Tooling
Server Discovery
Compute
Latest Instances CPU Type Relational Database Service Partial Run Rate Auto Scaling License Model
Storage
EBS Volume Types Network File System Replacement Windows Server Replacement Instance Store Volumes
Network
Overall Outbound Bandwidth Elastic Load Balancers Classic Elastic Load Balancer Application Load Balancer Network Load Balancer
Ancillary AWS Service Charges Assessing Connectivity Requirements Wrapping It Up
4. Building Your Business Case
Estimating Your Timeline
Number of Servers Number of Servers Moved per Day Delay Buffer Employee Vacation and Holidays Putting the Equation Together
What Does a Business Case Look Like? The Narrative
Introduction FAQ Closing
The Forecast
Trimming the Fat Run Rate Modeling Migration Costs Run Rate Modifiers Agility Savings Assumptions
Cost Burn-Up/Burn-Down Wrapping It Up
5. Addressing Your Operational Readiness for AWS
Why Your Operations Change After Migration Business Operations Building a Pyramid
The Foundation: Executive Sponsor The Base: IT Prototyping Building Onto Your Base: Department Expansion Finishing the Apex
Finance Capabilities
Unconstrained Resources Misconfigured Pipelines Cost Management Lack of Chargeback/Showback
Wrapping It Up
6. Defining Your Landing Zone and Cloud Governance
Landing Zone
Account Structure Recommended Accounts Landing Zone Deployment Methods
Cloud Governance
AWS Support Region Management Account Management Access and Authorization Key Management Service Business Continuity
Wrapping It Up
7. Planning Your Migration
Who Needs a Plan Agile, Waterfall, or Combination Plan Preplanning Blocker Analysis
Technology Blockers Business Blockers
Development Methodologies Migration Tooling Selection
CloudEndure Database Migration Service DataSync Third-Party Tooling
Building Your Plan
Creating a Migration Timeline Planning Tooling Laying Down the 90% Finalizing the 90% Polishing the 10%
Wrapping It Up
8. Refactoring, Retooling, and Final Preparations
Refactoring
Potential Refactoring Targets Estimating Run Rate After Refactoring Building the Business Case for Refactoring Final Thoughts on Refactoring
Retooling
Web Application Firewall Systems Manager CloudFront
Final Preparations Application Deep Dive and Planning
Application Status Team Bandwidth Technical Details Technical Migration Plan Testing Process Cutover Process Rollback Process
Closing
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