AWS has expanded its Transform tool with AI-powered capabilities to migrate applications from SQL Server to PostgreSQL and VMware to EC2. The revamped service now offers full-stack Windows modernization for .NET applications, including database migration to Aurora PostgreSQL. New features include agentic AI for VMware infrastructure discovery, custom transformation tasks, and mainframe reimagination with automated testing. While these tools promise to simplify legacy code migration and reduce licensing costs, they have limitations including SQL Server integration services exclusions and potential vendor lock-in concerns.
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