AWS Migration Readiness Assessment

Find the planning gaps and critical safeguards that should be addressed before production migration work begins.

10 evidence-based questionsAbout 3 minutesNo credentials or email

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1. Do you have a current inventory of servers, databases, integrations, dependencies, and owners?Discovery · Critical safeguard

2. Do you understand current infrastructure usage and monthly cost well enough to establish a baseline?Discovery

3. Do you have a recent backup with evidence that a restore has completed successfully?Data · Critical safeguard

4. Have you selected a data migration method and defined acceptable data loss or synchronization lag?Data

5. Can environment-specific configuration, secrets, storage paths, and endpoints be changed without rewriting the application?Application

6. Do you have a repeatable way to test application functionality, performance, and integrations in the new environment?Application

7. Is there an agreed cutover approach, including acceptable downtime or a documented zero-downtime requirement?Cutover

8. Is there a time-bound rollback plan with clear decision authority and a tested path back?Cutover · Critical safeguard

9. Are DNS ownership, TTL changes, certificate validation, and post-cutover checks assigned?Cutover

10. Will monitoring, alerting, logging, access control, backup, and incident ownership be ready before production cutover?Operations · Critical safeguard

What This Assessment Covers

Readiness depends on evidence across discovery, data, application behavior, cutover control, and ongoing operations—not simply the number of tasks completed.

Critical safeguards

Inventory, tested recovery, rollback, and post-cutover operations can block safe execution.

Weighted evidence

Higher-risk controls influence the result more than administrative planning details.

Actionable output

Every missing or uncertain answer produces a specific planning action.