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migration-to-aws Claude Code Plugin

Author
Amazon Web Services
Category
Development
Topics
Migration & Modernization · Cloud, Deployment & CI/CD · AI Agents & AI App Development
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-09-04 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-09-03 (UTC) (2 days ago)

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migration-to-aws is a plugin that helps plan a move of cloud workloads from Google Cloud Platform or Heroku onto AWS, including relocating OpenAI- or Gemini-based AI features to Amazon Bedrock. It examines infrastructure-as-code files, application source code, and billing exports, or optionally connects with read-only, consent-gated CLI access, to build an inventory of existing resources and AI usage patterns. From that inventory it proposes matching AWS services, produces cost estimates across several pricing tiers using current AWS pricing data, and outputs artifacts such as Terraform configuration, migration scripts, and an HTML assessment report. Companion capabilities bundled with the plugin cover rewriting AI SDK calls toward Bedrock, checking generated Terraform against a set of security rules, and helping choose an AWS runtime for agent workloads. According to the README, processing runs in the user's own environment.

About the service

The plugin is oriented toward preparing a migration onto AWS, drawing on live AWS pricing and documentation lookups, and it can optionally connect on a read-only basis to a user's Google Cloud Platform or Heroku account to inventory existing resources before mapping them to AWS equivalents.

What you can do with migration-to-aws

  • Inventory existing GCP or Heroku resources from infrastructure-as-code files, application code, billing data, or read-only CLI access
  • Map source services such as Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, Dynos, or Heroku Postgres to corresponding AWS services
  • Generate Terraform configuration files that include baseline security settings
  • Produce cost estimates across multiple pricing tiers using current AWS pricing data
  • Detect AI or agentic workloads and recommend a migration path toward Amazon Bedrock or an AWS agent runtime
  • Generate migration scripts, an HTML migration report, and related documentation
  • Run a read-only policy check against generated Terraform for common security issues

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