AWS prescriptive-guidance documentation change
Summary
Complete restructuring of document from technical glossary format to website navigation/content framework. Removed all database migration terminology and replaced with main page elements including headers, navigation links, content sections (Guides, Patterns, Strategies), and footer content.
Security assessment
The changes are structural/formatting modifications rather than substantive content updates. No security vulnerabilities, mitigations, or security-specific documentation were added. The removed content included some security-related terms (e.g., encryption, access control), but the changes don't explicitly address security issues.
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diff --git a/prescriptive-guidance/latest/migration-database-rehost-tools/apg-gloss.md b/prescriptive-guidance/latest/migration-database-rehost-tools/apg-gloss.md index 05fa4bc38..1764b3575 100644 --- a//prescriptive-guidance/latest/migration-database-rehost-tools/apg-gloss.md +++ b//prescriptive-guidance/latest/migration-database-rehost-tools/apg-gloss.md @@ -1 +1 @@ -[](/pdfs/prescriptive-guidance/latest/migration-database-rehost-tools/migration-database-rehost-tools.pdf#apg-gloss "Open PDF") +Skip to main content @@ -3 +3,4 @@ -[Documentation](/index.html)[AWS Prescriptive Guidance](https://aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/)[Choosing a migration tool for rehosting databases](welcome.html) + * English + * [Contact us](https://aws.amazon.com/contact-us/?nc2=h_ut_cu) + * Support + * My account @@ -5 +7,0 @@ -#ABCDEFGHILMOPQRSTUVWZ @@ -7 +8,0 @@ -# AWS Prescriptive Guidance glossary @@ -9 +9,0 @@ -The following are commonly used terms in strategies, guides, and patterns provided by AWS Prescriptive Guidance. To suggest entries, please use the **Provide feedback** link at the end of the glossary. @@ -11 +11 @@ The following are commonly used terms in strategies, guides, and patterns provid -## Numbers + * [ ](https://aws.amazon.com/?nc2=h_home) @@ -13 +12,0 @@ The following are commonly used terms in strategies, guides, and patterns provid -7 Rs @@ -14,0 +14 @@ The following are commonly used terms in strategies, guides, and patterns provid + * Filter: All @@ -16 +16,2 @@ The following are commonly used terms in strategies, guides, and patterns provid -Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These strategies build upon the 5 Rs that Gartner identified in 2011 and consist of the following: + * Sign in to console + * [Create account](https://portal.aws.amazon.com/gp/aws/developer/registration/index.html?nc2=h_su&src=header_signup) @@ -18 +18,0 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st - * Refactor/re-architect – Move an application and modify its architecture by taking full advantage of cloud-native features to improve agility, performance, and scalability. This typically involves porting the operating system and database. Example: Migrate your on-premises Oracle database to the Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition. @@ -20 +19,0 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st - * Replatform (lift and reshape) – Move an application to the cloud, and introduce some level of optimization to take advantage of cloud capabilities. Example: Migrate your on-premises Oracle database to Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for Oracle in the AWS Cloud. @@ -22 +21 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st - * Repurchase (drop and shop) – Switch to a different product, typically by moving from a traditional license to a SaaS model. Example: Migrate your customer relationship management (CRM) system to Salesforce.com. +AWS Prescriptive Guidance @@ -24 +23 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st - * Rehost (lift and shift) – Move an application to the cloud without making any changes to take advantage of cloud capabilities. Example: Migrate your on-premises Oracle database to Oracle on an EC2 instance in the AWS Cloud. + * [Home](/prescriptive-guidance/) @@ -26 +25 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st - * Relocate (hypervisor-level lift and shift) – Move infrastructure to the cloud without purchasing new hardware, rewriting applications, or modifying your existing operations. You migrate servers from an on-premises platform to a cloud service for the same platform. Example: Migrate a Microsoft Hyper-V application to AWS. + * [Accelerating cloud transformation](/prescriptive-guidance/accelerating-cloud-transformation/) @@ -28 +27 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st - * Retain (revisit) – Keep applications in your source environment. These might include applications that require major refactoring, and you want to postpone that work until a later time, and legacy applications that you want to retain, because there’s no business justification for migrating them. + * [Agentic AI](/prescriptive-guidance/agentic-ai/) @@ -30 +29 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st - * Retire – Decommission or remove applications that are no longer needed in your source environment. + * [Large migrations](/prescriptive-guidance/large-migrations/) @@ -31,0 +31 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st + * [Migration tools](/prescriptive-guidance/migration-tools/) @@ -35 +34,0 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st -## A @@ -37 +36,2 @@ Seven common migration strategies for moving applications to the cloud. These st -ABAC + * [AWS](/)› + * [Prescriptive Guidance](/prescriptive-guidance/) @@ -40 +39,0 @@ ABAC -See attribute-based access control. @@ -42 +41 @@ See attribute-based access control. -abstracted services +# AWS Prescriptive Guidance @@ -43,0 +43 @@ abstracted services +Resources from AWS technology experts and AWS Partners to help accelerate cloud adoption and modernization @@ -45 +45 @@ abstracted services -See managed services. +## Guides @@ -47 +47 @@ See managed services. -ACID +Guidance for planning and implementing strategies, with focus on best practices and tools, for architects, managers, and technical leads @@ -48,0 +49 @@ ACID +Loading @@ -50 +51 @@ ACID -See atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability. +Loading @@ -52 +53 @@ See atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability. -active-active migration +Loading @@ -53,0 +55 @@ active-active migration +Loading @@ -55 +57 @@ active-active migration -A database migration method in which the source and target databases are kept in sync (by using a bidirectional replication tool or dual write operations), and both databases handle transactions from connecting applications during migration. This method supports migration in small, controlled batches instead of requiring a one-time cutover. It’s more flexible but requires more work than active-passive migration. +Loading @@ -57 +59 @@ A database migration method in which the source and target databases are kept in -active-passive migration +## Patterns @@ -58,0 +61 @@ active-passive migration +Steps, architectures, tools, and code for implementing common migration, optimization, and modernization scenarios, for builders and other hands-on users @@ -60 +63 @@ active-passive migration -A database migration method in which the source and target databases are kept in sync, but only the source database handles transactions from connecting applications while data is replicated to the target database. The target database doesn’t accept any transactions during migration. +Loading @@ -62 +65 @@ A database migration method in which the source and target databases are kept in -aggregate function +Loading @@ -63,0 +67 @@ aggregate function +Loading @@ -65 +69 @@ aggregate function -A SQL function that operates on a group of rows and calculates a single return value for the group. Examples of aggregate functions include `SUM` and `MAX`. +Loading @@ -67 +71 @@ A SQL function that operates on a group of rows and calculates a single return v -AI +Loading @@ -68,0 +73 @@ AI +## Strategies @@ -70 +75 @@ AI -See artificial intelligence. +Business perspectives, methodologies, and frameworks for cloud migration and modernization, for CxOs and senior managers @@ -72 +77 @@ See artificial intelligence. -AIOps +Loading @@ -73,0 +79 @@ AIOps +Loading @@ -75 +81 @@ AIOps -See artificial intelligence operations. +Loading @@ -77 +83 @@ See artificial intelligence operations. -anonymization +Loading @@ -78,0 +85 @@ anonymization +Loading @@ -80 +87 @@ anonymization -The process of permanently deleting personal information in a dataset. Anonymization can help protect personal privacy. Anonymized data is no longer considered to be personal data. +## Content collections @@ -82 +89 @@ The process of permanently deleting personal information in a dataset. Anonymiza -anti-pattern +1 / 4 @@ -83,0 +91 @@ anti-pattern +[ business-productivity Accelerating cloud transformation Learn more ](/prescriptive-guidance/accelerating-cloud-transformation/) @@ -85 +93 @@ anti-pattern -A frequently used solution for a recurring issue where the solution is counter-productive, ineffective, or less effective than an alternative. +[ ai-ml Agentic AI Learn more ](/prescriptive-guidance/agentic-ai/) @@ -87 +95 @@ A frequently used solution for a recurring issue where the solution is counter-p -application control +[ migration Large migrations to the AWS Cloud Learn more ](/prescriptive-guidance/large-migrations/) @@ -88,0 +97 @@ application control +[ migration Migration tools Learn more ](/prescriptive-guidance/migration-tools/) @@ -90 +99 @@ application control -A security approach that allows the use of only approved applications in order to help protect a system from malware. +## More information @@ -92 +101 @@ A security approach that allows the use of only approved applications in order t -application portfolio +Services, tools, and resources to help with your large migration journey @@ -93,0 +103 @@ application portfolio +### Additional resources @@ -95 +105,5 @@ application portfolio -A collection of detailed information about each application used by an organization, including the cost to build and maintain the application, and its business value. This information is key to [the portfolio discovery and analysis process](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/latest/application-portfolio-assessment-guide/introduction.html) and helps identify and prioritize the applications to be migrated, modernized, and optimized. + * [Migrate and modernize with AWS](/migrate-modernize-build/cloud-migration/) + * [AWS Architecture Center](/architecture/) + * [AWS Documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/) + * [AWS Professional Services](/professional-services/) + * [AWS Partner Network](/partners/) @@ -97 +110,0 @@ A collection of detailed information about each application used by an organizat -artificial intelligence (AI) @@ -100 +113 @@ artificial intelligence (AI) -The field of computer science that is dedicated to using computing technologies to perform cognitive functions that are typically associated with humans, such as learning, solving problems, and recognizing patterns. For more information, see [What is Artificial Intelligence?](https://aws.amazon.com/what-is/artificial-intelligence/) +### Feedback and support @@ -102 +115,2 @@ The field of computer science that is dedicated to using computing technologies -artificial intelligence operations (AIOps) + * [Send us your feedback](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/forms/aws-doc-feedback?hidden_service_name=ProServe%20Enterprise%20GPS&topic_url=http://aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/) + * [Contact AWS Support](/premiumsupport/) @@ -105 +118,0 @@ artificial intelligence operations (AIOps) -The process of using machine learning techniques to solve operational problems, reduce operational incidents and human intervention, and increase service quality. For more information about how AIOps is used in the AWS migration strategy, see the [operations integration guide](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/latest/migration-operations-integration/aiops.html). @@ -107 +120 @@ The process of using machine learning techniques to solve operational problems, -asymmetric encryption +[Create an AWS account](https://portal.aws.amazon.com/gp/aws/developer/registration/index.html?nc1=f_ct&src=footer_signup) @@ -108,0 +122 @@ asymmetric encryption +## Learn @@ -110 +124,8 @@ asymmetric encryption -An encryption algorithm that uses a pair of keys, a public key for encryption and a private key for decryption. You can share the public key because it isn’t used for decryption, but access to the private key should be highly restricted. + * [What Is AWS?](/what-is-aws/?nc1=f_cc) + * [What Is Cloud Computing?](/what-is-cloud-computing/?nc1=f_cc) + * [What Is Agentic AI?](/what-is/agentic-ai/?nc1=f_cc) + * [Cloud Computing Concepts Hub](/what-is/?nc1=f_cc) + * [AWS Cloud Security](/security/?nc1=f_cc) + * [What's New](/new/?nc1=f_cc) + * [Blogs](/blogs/?nc1=f_cc) + * [Press Releases](https://press.aboutamazon.com/press-releases/aws) @@ -112 +132,0 @@ An encryption algorithm that uses a pair of keys, a public key for encryption an -atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability (ACID) @@ -115 +135 @@ atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability (ACID) -A set of software properties that guarantee the data validity and operational reliability of a database, even in the case of errors, power failures, or other problems. +## Resources @@ -117 +137,8 @@ A set of software properties that guarantee the data validity and operational re -attribute-based access control (ABAC) + * [Getting Started](/getting-started/?nc1=f_cc) + * [Training](/training/?nc1=f_cc) + * [AWS Trust Center](/trust-center/?nc1=f_cc) + * [AWS Solutions Library](/solutions/?nc1=f_cc) + * [Architecture Center](/architecture/?nc1=f_cc) + * [Product and Technical FAQs](/faqs/?nc1=f_dr) + * [Analyst Reports](/resources/analyst-reports/?nc1=f_cc) + * [AWS Partners](/partners/work-with-partners/?nc1=f_dr) @@ -120 +146,0 @@ attribute-based access control (ABAC) -The practice of creating fine-grained permissions based on user attributes, such as department, job role, and team name. For more information, see [ABAC for AWS](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/introduction_attribute-based-access-control.html) in the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) documentation. @@ -122 +148 @@ The practice of creating fine-grained permissions based on user attributes, such -authoritative data source +## Developers @@ -123,0 +150,7 @@ authoritative data source + * [Builder Center](/developer/?nc1=f_dr) + * [SDKs & Tools](/developer/tools/?nc1=f_dr)