A financial technology company is planning to migrate its legacy reporting and auditing platform to AWS. The migration must be completed within a strict 3-month window before their on-premises data center lease expires. The development team is currently fully committed to a core product launch and has zero availability to perform code changes or database schema modifications. The platform consists of the following three components:
1. Reporting Web Application: A Java Tomcat web application running on virtual machines.
2. Transactional Database: A Microsoft SQL Server database. The company wants to eliminate database administration tasks such as backups and patching to minimize operational overhead.
3. Archived Compliance Log Viewer: A legacy PHP application used only for read-only historical compliance audits. The application is scheduled to be decommissioned in 9 months when the regulatory data retention period expires.
Which two of the following migration strategy mappings are correct for these components? (Select TWO)
- Rehost the Reporting Web Application using AWS Application Migration Service (MGN), and Replatform the Transactional Database to Amazon RDS for SQL Server.Answer
- BRefactor the Reporting Web Application to run on AWS Lambda serverless functions, and Refactor the Transactional Database by converting the schema to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL using the AWS Schema Conversion Tool (SCT).
- Retain the Archived Compliance Log Viewer on-premises until it is decommissioned next year, rather than migrating it to AWS.Answer
- DReplatform the Reporting Web Application by rewriting its core business logic as containerized microservices on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).
- ERetire the Archived Compliance Log Viewer immediately to eliminate on-premises infrastructure footprint before the lease expires.