Module 9 - Migration and Innovation Flashcards

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Perspectives

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AWS Cloud Adoption Framework (AWS CAF) organises guidance into six areas of focus

• Each Perspective addresses distinct responsibilities.
o Planning process helps right people across organisation prepare for changes ahead.

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Business capabilities

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Business, people and governance perspectives

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Technical capabilities

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Platform, security and operations perspectives

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Business perspective

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 Ensures IT aligns with business needs and IT investments link to key business results.
 Create strong business case for cloud adoption and prioritise cloud adoption initiatives.
 Ensure that your business strategies and goals align with your IT strategies and goals.

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Business perspective common roles

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Business managers
Finance managers
Budget owners
Strategy stakeholders

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People perspective

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Supports development of organisation-wide change management strategy for successful cloud adoption.

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People perspective common roles

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Human resources
Staffing
People managers

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People perspective used to:

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Evaluate organisational structures and roles

New skill and process requirements

Identify gaps

Helps prioritise training, staffing, organisational changes.

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Governance perspective

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 Focuses on skills and processes to align IT strategy with business strategy.
 Ensures you maximise business value and minimise risks.
 Use to understand how to update staff skills and processes necessary to ensure business governance in cloud.
 Manage and measure cloud investments to evaluate business outcomes.

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Governance perspective common roles

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  • Chief Information Officer (CIO).
  • Program managers.
  • Enterprise architects.
  • Business analysts.
  • Portfolio managers.
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Platform perspective

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 Includes principles and patterns for:
• Implementing new solutions on cloud.
• Migrating on-premises workloads to cloud.

 Use variety of architectural models to understand and communicate structure of IT systems and their relationships.

 Describe architecture of target state environment in detail.

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Platform perspective common roles

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  • Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
  • IT managers.
  • Solutions architects.
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Security perspective

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	Ensures organisation meets security objectives for:
•	Visibility.
•	Auditability.
•	Control.
•	Agility.

 Use AWS CAF to structure selection and implementation of security controls that meet organisation’s needs.

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Security perspective common roles

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  • Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).
  • IT security managers.
  • IT security analysts.
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Operations perspective

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 Helps you to enable, run, use, operate and recover IT workloads to level agreed upon with your business stakeholders.
 Define how day-to-day, quarter-to-quarter and year-to-year business is conducted.
 Align with and support operations of business.
 AWS CAF helps stakeholders define current operating procedures and identify process changes and training needed to implement successful cloud adoption.

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Operations perspective common roles

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  • IT operations managers.

* IT support managers.

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6 strategies for migration

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Rehosting
Replatforming
Refactoring/re-architecting
Repurchasing
Retaining
Retiring
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Rehosting

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Also known as “lift-and-shift” involves moving applications without changes.

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Replatforming

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Also known as “lift, tinker and shift”.

o Involves making few cloud optimisations to realise tangible benefit.

o Optimisation achieved without changing core architecture of application.

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Refactoring/re-architecting

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o Involves reimagining how application is architected and developed by using cloud-native features.

o Driven by strong business need to add features, scale or performance that would be difficult to achieve in application’s existing environment.

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Repurchasing

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o Moving from traditional license to software-as-a-service model.

o E.g. migrating from customer relationship management (CRM) system to Salesforce.com

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Retaining

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o Keeping applications that are critical for business in source environment.

o Might include applications that require major refactoring before they can be migrated or work postponed until later time.

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Retiring

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Process of removing applications no longer needed

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Conditions to drive innovation with AWS (3):

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Current state
Desired state
Problems you are trying to solve

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Innovate with AWS Services
Serverless applications Artificial intelligence Machine learning
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Serverless applications
o Serverless – applications that don’t require you to provision, maintain or administer services. o Don’t need to worry about fault tolerance or availability.  AWS handles capabilities for you. o AWS Lambda example of service can use to run serverless applications.  Design architecture to trigger Lambda functions to run your code – bypass need to manage fleet of servers. o Building architecture with serverless applications enables developers to focus on core product instead of managing and operating servers.
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Artificial intelligence
o AWS offers variety of services powered by AI. o Can perform tasks:  Convert speech to text with Amazon Transcribe.  Discover patterns in text with Amazon Comprehend.  Identify potentially fraudulent online activities with Amazon Fraud Detector.  Build voice and text chatbots with Amazon Lex.
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Machine Learning
o Traditional ML complex, expensive, time consuming, error prone. o Amazon SageMaker to remove difficult work from process.  Empower to build, train and deploy ML models quickly.
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Machine Learning used to:
Analyse data Solve complex problems Predict outcomes before they happen
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AWS Snow Family
Collection of physical devices that help to physically transport up to exabytes of data into and out of AWS.
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AWS Snow Family Members
AWS Snowcone AWS Snowball (Snowball Edge Storage Optimised and Snowball Edge Compute Optimised) AWS Snowmobile
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AWS Snowcone
o Small, rugged, and secure edge computing and data transfer device. o Features 2 CPUs, 4 GB of memory, 8 TB of usable storage.
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AWS Snowball (Snowball Edge Storage Optimised)
• Well suited for large-scale data migrations and recurring transfer workflows and local computing with higher capacity needs.
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AWS Snowball (Snowball Edge Compute Optimised)
``` • Provides powerful computing resources for use cases: o Machine learning. o Full motion video analysis. o Analytics. o Local computing stacks. ```
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AWS Snowmobile
o Exabyte-scale data transfer service used to move large amounts of data to AWS. o Can transfer up to 100 petabytes of data per Snowmobile.  45-foot long ruggedized shipping container pulled by semi-trailer truck.