Author: wpadmin

Here’s a short comparison table between AWS MGN, AWS DR, and CloudEndure to highlight their key features: Feature AWS MGN (Application Migration Service) AWS DR (Disaster Recovery) CloudEndure (Disaster Recovery) Primary Focus Lift-and-shift migration of workloads to AWS Disaster recovery and failover solutions Disaster recovery with minimal downtime Use Case Migration of physical, virtual, and…

Supported transfers in the same AWS account DataSync supports transfers between the following storage resources that are associated with the same AWS account. Source (from) Destination (to) NFS SMB HDFS Object storage Amazon S3 (in AWS Regions) Amazon EFS Amazon FSx for Windows File Server FSx for LustreFSx for OpenZFSFSx for ONTAP Amazon S3 (in…

Agent-based vs Agentless: Key Differences Feature Agent-based Migration Agentless Migration Agent Installation Required on each source machine No agent installation Replication Method Block-level replication with detailed data transfer Uses a connector to replicate data Best for Physical servers, VM-based environments (e.g., VMware, Hyper-V) Large VMware environments or where agent installation is impractical Setup Complexity More…

Transfer Type Within Same Region? Pricing Between instances in the same AZ Yes Free Between instances in different AZs (same region) Yes $0.01 per GB Between AWS services (S3, RDS, etc.) in the same region Yes Free (for most cases) Between AWS regions (inter-region transfer) No $0.02 per GB (varies by…

Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose and Amazon Kinesis Data Streams are both part of the Kinesis family of services for handling real-time data streams, but they are designed for different use cases and have distinct characteristics. Here’s a comparison to help clarify their differences: 1. Purpose and Use Cases: 2. Data Processing: 3. Scalability: 4. Data…

Org LB Integration Misc

IAM Role for Service Accounts (IRSA) Feature of Amazon EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) that allows Kubernetes service accounts to assume IAM roles. This integration enables Kubernetes workloads (like pods) running on EKS to securely interact with AWS services without requiring static AWS credentials (such as access keys or secrets) within the application or pod. With…