Best practices for cutting over network traffic to AWS during a migration¶
Renner, D., Asare, Fluck, Mahmood, & Willis, M. Best practices for cutting over network traffic to AWS during a migration.
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- Coordinated Migration Window
- It is essential whenever the intermediate states are genuinely dangerous or legacy and target cannot cleanly coexist
This sourceAWS Prescriptive Guidance (n.d.). Explains that all-at-once cutover may be required when source and target components cannot operate cleanly together because of conflicts or dependency latency.
- It is essential whenever the intermediate states are genuinely dangerous or legacy and target cannot cleanly coexist
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