Next steps
We recommend that you consider the following next steps:
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Learn how organizations use Teradata Vantage
to connect and analyze data across their entire ecosystems, including data lakes, object stores, and cloud services. -
Identify the migration workloads in your on-premises environments or other cloud environments. Then, review your deployment options
and identify your destination environment. For more information, see Teradata Vantage on AWS on the Teradata website. -
Choose either a rehost (that is, lift and shift) or replatform (that is, make some workload changes) migration strategy. For more information, see Lift-and-shift Cloud Migration
and A Guide to Cloud Migration on the Teradata website. -
Assess the costs of running Teradata VantageCloud on AWS. For more information, see Teradata VantageCloud Pricing
on the Teradata website. -
Make sure that you meet all the prerequisites for a migration based on the Prerequisites section of this guide.
Note
Teradata makes a commercially reasonable effort to
make Teradata Vantage available on AWS all day, every day. Teradata targets a service-level agreement (SLA)
of 99.9 percent (excluding planned downtime), measured monthly. For operating model and
services options, see Teradata Vantage on
AWS
