Thank you to everyone who attended our live webinar! We were thrilled with the turnout and the fantastic questions from the community.
In this session, Arun breaks down the complexities of AWS Database Migration Service. He covers the essential knowledge you need to manage your migrations with confidence, based on real-world projects.
If you missed the session or simply want to review the material, you're in the right place.
Watching a webinar is a great start, but every migration project has unique challenges. If you need expert guidance to ensure your migration is fast, secure, and successful, our team is here to help.
As AWS Partners, we offer deep expertise in database management and cloud migrations.
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Let's be honest. AWS DMS looks simple on the surface, but the real challenges often show up mid-migration, leaving you scrambling. The official documentation can only take you so far. What you really need is advice from someone who's been in the trenches.
That's exactly why we're hosting this webinar. Join our Mydbops expert, Arun, for a practical, no-fluff session on AWS Database Migration Service. He's spent countless hours using DMS for complex client migrations and has learned firsthand what works, what breaks, and what the manuals don't tell you.
This is your chance to learn from his direct experience and get answers to your toughest DMS questions.
SPEAKER: Arun, Mydbops
TOPIC: AWS DMS: Architecture, Best Practices, and Limitations
This isn't just a list of features. We're focusing on the practical knowledge you can apply immediately to your own projects.
Stop guessing and start migrating with confidence.
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