- Introduces TCO assessment for Amazon RDS for SQL Server in AWS Transform, enabling AI‑driven migration cost estimates and optimal instance recommendations.
- Supports BYOM and License‑Included options, integrates with Database Savings Plans and MAP credits, and allows what‑if scenarios across multiple AWS services.
- Allows import from various data formats and adds pillars like productivity, operational resilience, business agility, and sustainability to migration assessments.
Amazon RDS for SQL Server migration cost assessment capabilities now available in AWS Transform
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