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From AWS Migration to Continuous Modernization: What Changes After Go-Live?

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AWS go-live is often treated as the finish line because it closes the most visible phase of a cloud program. Workloads are moved, cutover is complete, production is stable, and the migration team can finally report success. But go-live only proves that the organization can run those workloads in AW…

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  1. 2026-08-27 04:30 · DEV Community — AI
    From AWS Migration to Continuous Modernization: What Changes After Go-Live?

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