- Organisation
- RS Group plc, United Kingdom
- Predecessor
- RS Group's source-described on-premises data-centre infrastructure supporting commercial and in-house workloads, including its global ecommerce platform
- Destination
- AWS cloud infrastructure hosting the source-described migrated workload estate, including the digital production and ecommerce services covered by the AWS evidence
- Workload
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Stage
- operational
Verified platform change
AWS's dated migration account states that UK-headquartered RS Group moved the source-described workloads from its on-premises data centres to AWS using AWS Application Migration Service and native application tooling, with the global ecommerce workload returning to business-as-usual support after the production migration and the programme described as successfully delivered.
Transition
From: RS Group's source-described on-premises data-centre infrastructure supporting commercial and in-house workloads, including its global ecommerce platform
To: AWS cloud infrastructure hosting the source-described migrated workload estate, including the digital production and ecommerce services covered by the AWS evidence
Known unknowns
The dated 13 December 2024 AWS authority proves the bounded source-described migration programme had successfully moved its covered workloads to AWS by that evidence horizon. It does not establish the private calendar date of every workload cutover, prove that every RS Group system left every data centre, or extend the claim beyond the estate described by AWS.