Proof of what actually moved
Confirm what actually moved, document it, and produce the evidence credit programmes require.
How verification works
After cutover we verify each workload against the agreed scope, record what is running where, and produce the attestation evidence AWS asks for before releasing staged credits. This is also where we find the things that quietly did not move.
What you get
- Reconciliation of what moved against what was scoped
- Screenshots, resource inventories and billing evidence for attestations
- A written list of anything still outside AWS, and why
- Actual first-month cost checked against the forecast
- Handover documentation for whoever runs it next
The outcome
Proof the migration happened, in the form credit programmes accept and your auditors understand.
Guides on this topic
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