A company is evaluating their application portfolio for migration to AWS. They want to use the '7 Rs' migration strategies. Which THREE scenarios correctly map to their respective strategies? (Select THREE)

Answer options:

Moving a VM to EC2 without changes is Rehosting.

Moving from self-managed Oracle to Amazon RDS for Oracle is Replatforming.

Rewriting a monolithic application into AWS Lambda microservices is Refactoring.

Moving from an on-premises CRM to Salesforce is Relocating.

Keeping an application on-premises because of compliance is Retiring.

Moving VMware VMs to VMware Cloud on AWS is Refactoring.

How to approach this question

Understand the definitions of the 7 Rs of migration.

Full Answer

Rehosting (lift-and-shift), Replatforming (moving to managed services like RDS), and Refactoring (rewriting to cloud-native) are core migration strategies.

Common mistakes

Confusing Repurchasing (SaaS) with Relocating (VMware Cloud).

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