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Most first-time AWS migrations don't fall apart at the cutover window. They fall apart weeks earlier, in a planning conversation that never happened — a dependency nobody mapped, an authentication flow nobody tested, a database that behaved differently in production than it did in staging. A readiness assessment exists to force those conversations while they are still cheap to have. For IT leaders moving workloads to AWS for the first time, it is the difference between a migration that is merely stressful and one that is genuinely risky. What a First-Time AWS Readiness Assessment Actually Covers A readiness assessment is not a tool evaluation dressed up as discovery. It is the structured work of establishing what you run, how those pieces depend on each other, and whether AWS can host th...