Exam AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional SAP-C02 topic 1 question 158 discussion

B https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/accelerating-your-migration-to-aws/ Build a business case with AWS Migration Evaluator The foundation for a successful migration starts with a defined business objective (for example, growth or new offerings). In order to enable the business drivers, the established business case must then be aligned to a technical capability (increased security and elasticity). AWS Migration Evaluator (formerly known as TSO Logic) can help you meet these objectives. To get started, you can choose to upload exports from third-party tools such as Configuration Management Database (CMDB) or install a collector agent to monitor. You will receive an assessment after data collection, which includes a projected cost estimate and savings of running your on-premises workloads in the AWS Cloud. This estimate will provide a summary of the projected costs to re-host on AWS based on usage patterns. It will show the breakdown of costs by infrastructure and software licenses. With this information, you can make the business case and plan next steps.

The AWS Migration Evaluator works by analyzing data about your current on-premises environment, including servers, storage, networking, and applications. It then provides a report that outlines the recommended AWS services and configurations that best match your existing infrastructure and applications. This report includes a detailed cost analysis that estimates the total cost of running your applications in the AWS cloud.

This is again another example of completely stupid, nonsensical and useless exposition to ambiguity. Which one is correct because yeah, B seems to be well supported by https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/accelerating-your-migration-to-aws/ but in the faqs for AWS Application Discovery Service https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/accelerating-your-migration-to-aws/ there is literally a question about Application Discovery service Q: Can I ingest data into Application Discovery Service from my existing configuration management database (CMDB)? "Yes, you can import information about your on-premises servers and applications into the Migration Hub so you can track the status of application migrations. To import your data, you can download and populate the import CSV template and then upload it using the Migration Hub import console or by invoking the Application Discovery Service APIs" So which one is correct? And what real knowledge are we getting from this pile of shit?

A - It is a questionnaire tool used to assess your AWS architecture C - We will need to create Complex Application using SDK D- Application Discovery is free and does support CMDB import but it can only give you plan and not a business use case B - Correct answer: Free and helps you create bussiness use case.

Option B

Yes B is correct. But can you imagine any real architect in the world would trust such a solution for migration? It's a joke.

When you see business case for migration, you think of Migration Evaluator. According to ChatGPT, A: AWS Well-Architected Tool: no option to import CMDB data C: only provide insight about current data, doesnt consider the nuances of migration task D: Application Discovery Service is for discover, not for building business cases

Migration evaluation B

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qautbhuJC8

D This tools for Analitycs data : https://aws.amazon.com/pt/migration-evaluator/ Migration data or vm : https://aws.amazon.com/pt/application-discovery/faqs/

B - use case for ME

Question say : Migration then Anwser is : Migration Evaluator and other responde in this comments

B is the best fit

Migration Evaluator is a complimentary service to create data-driven assessments and business cases for AWS cloud planning and migration.

B is right answer

B Free service, focus on cost of migration

B - Evaluator