What problem does it solve? Moving an application from on-premises hosting to Azure, AWS, or GCP involves risky infrastructure decisions, unverified integration assumptions, and high-stakes cutovers where mistakes cause downtime or data loss. This Skill structures the entire hosting migration so the LLM authors all infrastructure-as-code, configuration, pipelines, and runbooks while a human executes anything touching real infrastructure or data. ## Core Features & Use Cases - 6R posture classification and intake gating: Classifies rehost, replatform, or refactor-for-cloud posture, verifies integrations, and blocks option presentation until the source-context intake gate passes. - Cloud-capability decomposition with IaC authoring: Decomposes the target into compute, data, identity, messaging, secrets, observability, and network capabilities with the landing zone as Tier-0, then authors Bicep, Terraform, ARM, or Pulumi plus CI/CD pipelines. - NFR assurance and Well-Architected grading: Proves the migration is done via measurability-ceilinged NFR assessment, Well-Architected posture reuse, and golden-master behavioral regression, with hard blocks on regulated NFRs. - Use Case: A team moving a .NET application from on-prem IIS and SQL Server to Azure asks the Skill to plan the move; it produces an integration inventory, target architecture documents, Terraform modules, and four human-executable runbooks (migration, reconciliation, cutover, rollback) before any infrastructure is touched. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to replatform this on-prem application to Azure using Terraform and Azure DevOps, starting with the intake questions and NFR spec.
