An enterprise is planning to migrate a legacy document management platform to AWS. The system consists of three tiers:
1. An IIS web application tier hosting the portal on Windows Server. Due to a datacenter lease expiration, this tier must be migrated to AWS within a strict 3-month window with minimal changes and less than 2 hours of transition downtime.
2. An Oracle Database Enterprise Edition database tier containing complex PL/SQL packages. The enterprise wants to eliminate commercial database license costs, minimize long-term administrative overhead, and migrate to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition.
3. A legacy document archival tool that requires a physical, proprietary PCIe cryptographic hardware card connected to the server chassis for decrypting historical archives. The hardware vendor does not support virtualization or cloud environments.
Which of the following migration strategies represent the correct mapping of the 7 Rs framework for these components? (Select TWO.)
- Rehost the IIS web application tier to Amazon EC2 using AWS Application Migration Service (MGN), and Retain the legacy document archival tool on-premises.Cevap
- Refactor the database tier from Oracle to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition by using the AWS Schema Conversion Tool (SCT) and AWS Database Migration Service (DMS).Cevap
- CReplatform the database tier by converting the Oracle database to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition using the AWS Schema Conversion Tool (SCT).
- DReplatform the legacy document archival tool by moving it to an Amazon EC2 Dedicated Host and utilizing AWS CloudHSM to virtualize the PCIe cryptographic hardware.
- ERefactor the IIS web application tier by rewriting the application to run on AWS Lambda to ensure maximum scalability prior to migration.