Discover
Collect EC2, S3, RDS, VPC, load balancing, DNS, secrets, monitoring, backup, utilization, and cost metadata.
AWS → Azure Advisor & Planner · Qualified early access
Use an AWS to Azure migration planner before execution.
The AWS to Azure migration planner builds a dependency-aware inventory, compares Azure architectures, quantifies cost and risk, and issues a provider-verified plan for teams ready to migrate AWS to Azure. Currently delivered through qualified engagements while release-acceptance evidence completes.
Read-only discoveryVersioned target designProvider-verified planning
BridgeAD IntelligenceAdvisor & Planner workspace
Evidence-led migration planningProgramme health, target decisions, delivery risk, recent evidence, and projected savings remain visible in one governed client workspace.
Product view · synthetic demonstration dataInventory with provenanceProvider IDs, timestamps and native configuration.
Workload boundariesResources grouped around deployable applications.
Target revisionsBefore/after cost, risk and compatibility.
Verified outputPlans, previews, artifacts and evidence.
Assessment workflow
Every recommendation starts with source evidence.
The Advisor combines live AWS discovery with route-specific compatibility rules, cost inputs, dependency analysis, client constraints, and current Azure provider checks.
Group
Resolve dependencies and organize resources into workload boundaries with owners, criticality, and lifecycle.
Recommend
Map supported Azure services, alternatives, regions, SKUs, costs, prerequisites, and compatibility differences.
Reassess
Version client changes and recalculate availability, quota, policy, cost, downtime, and migration feasibility.
Target design
Make alternatives and consequences inspectable.
Each source workload receives an approved disposition, primary recommendation, supported alternatives, certification status, cost range, migration method, dependencies, and required decisions.
Initial AWS-to-Azure coverage
| Source | Target pattern | Planning evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon EC2 | Azure Virtual Machines | Sizing, availability, disk, network, backup and monitoring. |
| Amazon S3 | Azure Blob Storage | Tier, redundancy, lifecycle, transfer volume and access model. |
| Amazon RDS PostgreSQL/MySQL | Azure managed databases | Engine compatibility, sizing, HA, backup, extensions and migration method. |
| VPC and load balancing | Approved Azure network patterns | Addressing, routes, security controls, ingress, egress and dependencies. |
Plan Mode
Rehearse the exact execution package before approval.
Generated Terraform or Bicep is checked against schema, policy, permissions, quota, regional capacity, cost, dependency order, rollback coverage, and provider-native previews.
ArtifactsImmutable inputs
Versioned infrastructure and configuration
Artifact hashes bind generated files to the approved target design and source snapshot.
PreviewsProvider verified
Terraform plan and Azure what-if
Every create, update, replace, delete, import, and no-op action is classified.
ControlsApproval ready
Policy, budget, permissions and tests
Mandatory controls and acceptance coverage must pass before a Plan Manifest is issued.
Migration routes
An any-to-any architecture, released route by route.
The discovery, dependency, planning, and execution engine is platform-neutral: any cloud to cloud migration — AWS, Azure, or GCP in either direction — runs on the same evidence and governance model. Each route is released only after its adapters pass certification against real estates, so the supported catalog stays explicit.
CertifiedQualified early access
AWS to Azure
Discovery, workload grouping, target design, cost ranges, Plan Manifests, and generated artifacts are available today under qualified early access while release-acceptance evidence completes.
Per certificationOn request
Azure to AWS, GCP routes, and reverse paths
Planned on the same architecture and released as their adapters complete certification. If you need an Azure to AWS migration or another route, tell us your source and target — route priority is set by client demand.
Start with an evidence-backed AWS-to-Azure assessment.
Bring the account scope, target constraints, budget, compliance profile, RTO/RPO, and migration timeline.