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# Discover, assess, and migrate Amazon Web Services (AWS) VMs to Azure
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# Discover, assess, and migrate Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 instances to Azure
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This tutorial shows you how to discover, assess, and migrate Amazon Web Services (AWS) virtual machines (VMs) to Azure VMs by using Azure Migrate: Server Assessment and the Migration and modernization tool.
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This tutorial shows you how to discover, assess, and migrate Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 instances to Azure VMs by using Azure Migrate: Server Assessment and the Migration and modernization tool.
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> [!NOTE]
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> You migrate AWS VMs to Azure by treating them as physical servers.
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description: Concepts, how-tos, best practices for moving compute from AWS to Azure.
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# Migrate compute from Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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Many workloads contain compute components, such as virtual machines, container hosts, or PaaS services. These compute components host your custom code or commercial off the shelf (COTS) solutions. Microsoft Azure has guidance to help you migrate your application platform.
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The articles listed on this page outline scenarios for migrating Amazon Web Services (AWS) compute services to Azure. These cloud resources offer the processing power, memory, and storage necessary for running computational tasks. The migration process involves transitioning these services from AWS to Azure, with a focus on maintaining feature parity.
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## Azure service awareness
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The scenarios cover common compute types, such as virtual machines (VMs), web applications, and serverless services. For example, a typical migration scenario might involve moving an AWS Lambda to Azure Functions.
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If you haven't yet selected your application platform in Azure, review the [Azure for AWS professionals guide](/azure/architecture/aws-professional/), which has a service mapping available for compute. This is a list that maps similar services between the two cloud providers.
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## Component comparison
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See, the [Azure computeservices map](/azure/architecture/aws-professional/compute).
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Start the process by comparing AWS compute services used in the workload to their closest Azure counterparts. This helps identify the most suitable Azure services for your migration needs.
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## Scenarios and component guides
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*[Compare compute services on Azure and AWS](/azure/architecture/aws-professional/compute)
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Microsoft publishes guidance for select services to help architects, developers, and database administrators plan their migration efforts. Use these guides, combined with guidance available for your other components, to assess, plan, and perform your migration.
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> This comparison should not be considered an exact representation of the functionality provided by these services in your workload.
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### TODO: Organize and present key migration content available for this technology area
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## Migration scenarios
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Refer to the following scenarios as examples for framing your migration process:
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| Scenario | Key services | Description |
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|[Migrate AWS event-driven workloads to Azure](/azure/aks/eks-edw-overview)| Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (AKS) to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) | This scenario involves migrating an EKS event-driven workload with KEDA nad Karpenter to AKS. |
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|[Migrate EKS web application workloads to AKS](/azure/aks/eks-web-overview)| Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (AKS) to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) | This scenario involves migrating an EKS web application to AKS. |
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|[Migrate Amazon EC2 instances to Azure](/azure/migrate/tutorial-migrate-aws-virtual-machines)| Amazon EC2 instances -> Azure VMs | This scenario involves migrating AWS EC2 instances to Azure VMs. |
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The following list provides additional articles for migrating compute services. These scenarios are platform-agnostic but provide generic guidance for landing the service on Azure.
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*[Migrate machines as physical servers to Azure](/azure/migrate/tutorial-migrate-physical-virtual-machines)
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*[Assess Hyper-V VMs for migration to Azure](/azure/migrate/tutorial-assess-hyper-v)
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## Related workload components
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Your workload contains other components as well that will need to migrate with your compute. Microsoft has similar guidance for:
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Compute services make up only part of your workload. Explore other components that are part of the migration process:
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-[Databases, Data, and AI](./migrate-databases-from-aws.md)
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-[Storage](./migrate-storage-from-aws.md)
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-[Databases](./migrate-databases-from-aws.md)
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Use the table of contents to explore other topics related to your workload's architecture.
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Use the table of contents to explore other articles related to your workload's architecture.
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