An enterprise is planning to migrate its on-premises workloads to the AWS Cloud. During the discovery phase, the migration team identifies two specific workloads:
1. A legacy system that is no longer used by any business unit and has no operational value.
2. An on-premises customer relationship management (CRM) application that the company wants to replace entirely with a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform.
Which of the following migration strategies describe the correct paths for these workloads? (Select TWO.)
- Retiring the legacy system that is no longer in useCevap
- BRehosting the CRM application to run on Amazon EC2 instances
- Repurchasing the CRM application by moving to a SaaS platformCevap
- DRetaining the legacy system on-premises for future cloud deployment
- EReplatforming the CRM application to reduce management overhead
Cevap
The correct strategies are retiring the legacy system that is no longer in use, and repurchasing the CRM application by moving to a SaaS platform.
The correct strategy for the legacy system is retiring it because it has no business value and can be safely shut down. The correct strategy for the CRM application is repurchasing because the company is replacing its existing on-premises software with a new cloud-native Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product.
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