Edmunds.com: Migrating, Deploying & Managing On-Premises Web Property (DMG205) | AWS re:Invent 2013
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The document summarizes Edmunds.com's migration of their traditional on-premises web property to Amazon Web Services (AWS). It discusses the technology overview, business case, approach taken, and challenges faced in migrating to AWS. The overall goals were to minimize changes, manage costs effectively, and establish design patterns for future projects.
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