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- [Instructor] In this video, we will show you
how to use AWS Migration Hub templates to create a journey
and to start collaborating with experts
to meet your migration goals.
We'll introduce the following concepts,
migration journeys, migration templates, phases, modules,
tasks, and sub-tasks. (upbeat music)
New migration hub capability helps customers, partners,
and AWS practitioners collaborate on planning
and managing their migration journey.
It also provides the same view and up-to-date guidance
on each task in the journey.
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A template defines a set of phases, modules,
and tasks that represent a specific type
of migration scenario with detailed execution steps
for each task.
It also suggests AWS tools and best practices
for a given migration approach.
Migration Hub comes with standard templates
that cover basic patterns for example, database migration,
but many customers and partners choose to create
their own templates that suit their needs.
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Each template is created by migration experts
and consists of phases such as assess through operate.
Each phase consists of modules that helps you
meet a specific business requirement,
such as migration readiness assessment.
Each module sub devised into discrete units
of work call tasks.
When all tasks are executed,
the migration journey is complete.
The template offers overall guidance on task completion,
including tools to use and acceptance criteria.
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When you create a journey from a template,
the overview tab will show details such as Journey status,
Journey Amazon Resource Names, migration space,
task details, including all tasks and specific tasks
assigned to the person logged in.
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Faces are the top level view in a migration journey.
They typically follow a set of framework or big buckets
that a team wants to define for their migration.
For example, assess, mobilize, migrate,
and operate our typical phases defined
in the cloud adoption framework.
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The next level below a phase is called the module.
Modules are collections of tasks
that help you meet a particular business goal.
For example, if you need to track all required tasks
for a migration kickoff, you can assign those tasks
under one single module and check on the progress.
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A task is a single unit of work that you can assign
to an individual or a team.
Each task can hold information such as steps
to perform the task, tools and guidance,
due date and assignee. (upbeat music)
Here are some of the available details for a typical task.
Tasks can be manual or automated.
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You can set up a journey on someone's behalf
in your own migration space, and then transfer the journey
to another migration space when needed.
There are no limits on the number
of migration journey transfers.
A migration space that owns a journey
owns all the data in that journey.
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You can easily create a copy of your existing journey.
Here's how, in the Actions menu, choose copy journey,
name the New journey, review the details
of what will be copied over.
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