A healthcare software provider is planning to migrate its legacy patient portal and clinical analytics platform to AWS. The on-premises infrastructure consists of 80 VMware vSphere VMs running supported Linux and Windows operating systems, and 10 physical bare-metal servers running legacy AIX. The security team prohibits installing any software agents on the virtualized database VMs due to compliance requirements, but requires identifying system configurations and CPU/memory utilization. For the remaining VMs, the migration team must identify active network connections, running processes, and inbound/outbound traffic destinations to map dependencies. The migration progress must be tracked centrally alongside a third-party migration tool. Which combination of discovery mechanisms and tracking tools should the solutions architect recommend?
- Deploy the AWS Application Discovery Agent on the non-database VMware VMs. Deploy the AWS Application Discovery Agentless Collector in the VMware environment to collect database VM configuration and performance metrics. Import details for the physical AIX servers using a CSV template, and track migration status centrally via AWS Migration Hub.Cevap
- BDeploy the AWS Application Discovery Agent on all VMware VMs and physical AIX servers. Use AWS Application Discovery Agentless Collector to monitor network traffic at the hypervisor level for the database VMs, and track the progress in AWS Systems Manager.
- CDeploy the AWS Application Discovery Agentless Collector in the VMware environment to discover the database VMs and non-database VMs. Use the AWS Schema Conversion Tool (SCT) to scan the legacy AIX servers, and track the migration progress using AWS Resource Access Manager.
- DDeploy the AWS Application Discovery Agent on the database VMs, and deploy the AWS Application Discovery Agentless Collector in the VMware environment for the non-database VMs. Install the AWS Application Migration Service (MGN) agent on the physical AIX servers, and track migration progress using AWS Systems Manager OpsCenter.