An enterprise is planning to migrate a legacy high-frequency trading platform and its supporting workloads to AWS. The on-premises infrastructure consists of:
- 50 physical bare-metal servers running a custom Linux distribution with a proprietary, non-standard kernel. Corporate security compliance policies strictly prohibit modifying the kernel, installing third-party kernel modules, or deploying any resident agent software on these latency-sensitive systems.
- 250 virtual machines running on Microsoft Hyper-V (Windows Server 2022).
The security compliance team mandates the following rules:
- Deep packet SSL/TLS inspection is active on all outbound firewalls and proxies.
- No direct outbound connections to the public internet are allowed; all traffic must transit through an explicit outbound proxy.
The migration architect needs to:
1. Map network dependencies at the process level for the Hyper-V virtual machines hosting the transactional databases.
2. Obtain CPU, RAM, and disk utilization data for all systems to assist in right-sizing the target AWS instances.
3. Consolidate and track all discovery and migration status data within AWS Migration Hub.
Which approach will satisfy these discovery and tracking requirements with the least operational overhead?
- ADeploy the AWS Application Discovery Agentless Collector on the Hyper-V hosts. For the bare-metal servers, install the AWS Application Discovery Agent and configure it to bypass the proxy. For the Hyper-V database VMs, enable the database discovery feature in the Agentless Collector to map process-level network connections.
- BDeploy the AWS Application Migration Service (MGN) replication agent on all Hyper-V virtual machines and physical bare-metal servers. Utilize the replication agent's telemetry to perform dependency mapping in AWS Migration Hub, routing the replication traffic through the SSL/TLS inspecting proxy over TCP port 1500.
- Deploy the AWS Application Discovery Agentless Collector on the Hyper-V hosts to gather configuration and performance history for the virtual machines. Export the bare-metal server configurations and performance metrics to a CSV file and import them into AWS Migration Hub. Install the AWS Application Discovery Agent on the Hyper-V database VMs, and import the proxy's root CA certificate into the trusted certificate store of the VM operating systems.Cevap
- DDeploy the AWS Application Discovery Agentless Collector on both the Hyper-V hosts and the physical bare-metal servers. Configure the collector to perform WMI and SSH scans across the network segments to gather configuration and performance history. Enable agentless process-level dependency mapping in the collector settings.