A logistics enterprise is planning the migration of its application portfolio to AWS. During the assessment phase, the solutions architect identifies the following systems:
1. A proprietary Java-based order processing system. The business wants to modernize this application by breaking the monolith into independent, serverless microservices to support rapid scaling.
2. A commercial off-the-shelf billing application that runs on Microsoft SQL Server. The application vendor supports Amazon RDS, and the operations team wants to eliminate database administration tasks such as operating system patching and hardware provisioning. No changes to the database schema or application code are allowed.
3. A legacy inventory tracking system that is fully redundant and has already been replaced by a modern Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution.
Which migration strategies should the solutions architect select for these systems under the 7 Rs framework? (Select TWO.)
- Refactor the Java-based order processing system by rewriting it as serverless microservices.Answer
- Replatform the billing application by migrating the database to Amazon RDS for SQL Server.Answer
- CRehost the billing application by migrating the database to Amazon RDS for SQL Server.
- DRefactor the billing application by migrating the database to Amazon RDS for SQL Server.
- ERetain the legacy inventory tracking system by migrating it to a low-cost Amazon EC2 instance.