A company wants to use AWS Managed Services (AMS) for operational support and wants to understand the scope of AMS. Which AMS feature will meet these requirements?

Question

Options

• AAWS Migration Hub
• BAWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)
• CMigration Evaluator
• DAWS Application Migration Service

• A
  6% (2)
• B
  87% (27)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Explanation

AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS) is correct because it is a core component within the AWS Managed Services ecosystem, enabling companies to migrate databases to AWS while AMS handles the ongoing operational support, monitoring, patching, and management of the underlying infrastructure - directly aligning with the need to understand AMS's operational scope.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. AWS Migration Hub is a tracking tool that provides a central location to monitor migration progress across multiple AWS tools - it is a planning/visibility service, not an AMS operational support feature.
• C. Migration Evaluator (formerly TSO Logic) is a pre-migration assessment tool used to build a business case for cloud adoption, not an AMS operational feature.
• D. AWS Application Migration Service (MGN) automates the lift-and-shift migration of applications to AWS but is a migration execution tool, not an AMS operational support capability.

Note: This answer appears questionable. AMS is typically associated with operational management features like incident management and patch management - not DMS specifically. Treat this answer with caution and verify against your study materials.

Memory Tip: Think of AMS = "Always Managing Stuff" - it covers day-to-day operations after migration, so look for answers tied to ongoing management rather than one-time migration tools.

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