AWS launches a new continuous modernization capability in AWS Transform that provides autonomous tech debt analysis and remediation at scale

Today, AWS Transform announces a new continuous modernization capability (Preview) that autonomously detects, prioritizes, and remediates tech debt across enterprise software portfolios. AWS Transform already helps enterprises migrate out of data centers, modernize mainframe and Windows applications, and modernize codebases for common scenarios such as version upgrades, runtime or API migrations, language translations, and Lambda run-time upgrades. With this new capability, we are now simplifying how customers manage their software tech debt, enabling them to move from manual maintenance to keeping their codebases always up to date. It also provides the ability to assess and remediate your code bases for AI agents. Now customers can easily get full visibility to the status of their codebase across thousands of repositories, better prioritize the issues, and schedule automatic remediation with human oversight. Transform – continuous modernization also supports analyses such as agentic readiness and modernization readiness. In addition, it integrates with AWS Security Agent to detect and remediate security vulnerabilities at the source code level.

To get started, customers can use the AWS Transform web console, CLI, AWS Transform Kiro power, or use the AWS Transform skill in other coding agents. After connecting their source code from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or other sources, customers can run an analysis in their IDE, track progress in the AWS Transform web console, and review findings wherever it makes sense, with job state and context shared across every surface.

AWS Transform - continuous modernization is now available in US East (N. Virginia) and Europe (Frankfurt) AWS Regions. To learn more, visit the AWS Transform webpage, user guide, and pricing, for the latest details.