A financial services enterprise is planning to migrate a customer portal application suite to AWS as part of a datacenter decommissioning initiative. The migration must be completed within 6 months. The application suite consists of two primary components:
1. A legacy .NET web application running on Windows IIS servers. The enterprise wants to migrate the application to a managed container service to eliminate operating system administrative overhead, without modifying the application source code.
2. A critical transaction database running on Oracle Database Enterprise Edition. The database contains complex PL/SQL stored procedures. The enterprise wants to eliminate high licensing costs by migrating to a fully managed open-source cloud database on AWS.
Which of the following migration strategy mappings should the solutions architect select to meet these requirements? (Select TWO).
- Replatform the legacy .NET web application by containerizing it to run on Amazon ECS on AWS Fargate.Cevap
- Refactor the Oracle database by converting the schema and PL/SQL code to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL.Cevap
- CReplatform the Oracle database by migrating the schema and PL/SQL code directly to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL.
- DRehost the legacy .NET web application by deploying it onto Amazon ECS on AWS Fargate.
- ERepurchase the Oracle database by migrating the database engine to Amazon RDS for Oracle.