Migrate network
With AWS Transform, you can migrate your network to AWS in a fraction of the time it takes to design and deploy manually. AWS Transform uses an AI-powered agent to translate your source environment configuration into production-ready AWS network resources. You review and modify the generated configuration through a conversational interface before deployment.
AWS Transform supports three approaches to network migration. Choose the one that matches how much of your target network already exists in AWS:
Map source network to new VPCs – AWS Transform builds a complete target network from your migration plan data or source configuration, creating new VPCs, subnets, security groups, and connectivity. Choose this approach when you are provisioning your AWS network as part of the migration.
Design a new AWS network – AWS Transform builds a new target network that you define from scratch, rather than from a source configuration file. Choose this approach when you want to define your AWS VPCs and subnets for the workloads you're migrating.
Apply security posture to existing VPCs – AWS Transform applies security groups from your migration plan data or source configuration to VPCs that you have already provisioned in AWS, and leaves the rest of your network untouched. Choose this approach when your target VPCs and subnets already exist and you only need to bring over your security posture.
You can start the first and third approaches from your migration plan data instead of a source network file. If your migration plan includes observed network connections, AWS Transform offers to generate your network from your plan. For more information, see Use migration plan data as network input.
