See the product before connecting AWS

What would a portability check tell your team?

Walk through the product with us: understand an application’s dependencies, choose what must still work and inspect what a test actually establishes.

Explore architecture examplesWhat a demo covers ↓

Our own demo workloads. No access to your AWS account. A customer evaluation is a separate next step.

A focused product demonstration

Follow a workload—not a slide deck.

We use owned examples and show the execution method with the result. A simulator pass is not an original-application migration.

  1. 1

    Understand the application

    Review its workload map, dependencies and known gaps. Compare the observed source with a proposed portable target.

    Question answered:
    What would need to move?
  2. 2

    Challenge the result

    See how supported checks describe success, what a failed synthetic check looks like, and how a team investigates and retests.

    Question answered:
    What does a pass really mean?
  3. 3

    Decide whether your workload fits

    Review the applicable AWS coverage, access model and commercial starting point. Agree a useful evaluation scope—or identify the gap before connecting anything.

    Question answered:
    Is this useful for our team?

Choose the right next step.

Explore at your own pace

Public examples

Read source and proposed target maps, application outcomes and explicit evidence limits. No registration or execution.

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By invitation

Product demonstration

A guided look at the real portal using our own repeatable examples. Not access to a shared customer sandbox.

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By agreement

Your workload evaluation

Agree supported AWS services, success criteria, permissions and data handling before connecting your application.

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A useful conversation

Bring a question.
Not your credentials.

Think of one application and the AWS services it uses. Tell us whether you need to understand dependencies, test a possible exit or review the evidence with colleagues.

Names of service types are enough to start. Do not send account keys, private diagrams, code, real records or production logs.

Check the AWS fit first →