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AI-assisted AWS modernization

From your codebase to a running AWS environment

Understand your application. Connect architecture, cost and migration decisions. Deploy supported workloads to AWS, with your approval.

Your AWS account. Your control.
saasups AWS architecture and deployment assessment dashboard
Supported ecosystem

Target cloud technologies & AWS services

Automatic discovery, architecture synthesis, and verified IaC for production AWS stacks. Browse by category.

  • Amazon EC2Compute
  • AWS LambdaServerless
  • Amazon EKSContainers
  • Amazon RDSDatabase
  • Amazon AuroraDatabase
  • Amazon DynamoDBDatabase
  • Amazon ElastiCacheCache
  • Amazon S3Storage
  • Amazon CloudFrontCDN
  • Elastic Load BalancingNetworking
  • Amazon VPCNetworking
  • AWS WAFSecurity
  • AWS KMSSecurity
  • Amazon SQSMessaging
  • Amazon SNSMessaging
  • Amazon CloudWatchObservability
  • DockerContainers
  • KubernetesOrchestration
  • TerraformIaC
  • OpenTofuOpen IaC
  • PostgreSQLDatabase
Platform

From source evidence to an approved AWS plan.

The assessment reads the repository, cites the files behind every service it maps, prices three target tiers and prepares a bundle the saasups team applies in your AWS account, with your approval.

AWS service mapIllustrative example
  • Amazon EC2 + Auto ScalingprimaryinferredFrom the component's workload profile and the architect's rationale
  • Amazon RDS for PostgreSQLconfirmeddocker-compose.yml:18 — service db runs image postgres:16
  • Amazon ElastiCacheconfirmedconfig/cache.ts:7 — REDIS_URL read from the environment
  • AWS Secrets Managerconfirmedconfig/database.yml:14 — hardcoded credential, value fingerprinted
Priced target tiersIllustrative example
us-east-1 · on-demand · medium traffic profile

Cost-optimized

Shared compute, single AZ, smallest sizes

$412/mo

Production

Right-sized per workload, multi-AZ data

$1,180/mo

High availability

Replicas and multi-AZ everywhere, headroom sizing

$2,460/mo

Operator-assisted deployment
  1. Connectyou
  2. Plansaasups operator
  3. Approvesaasups operator
  4. Applyrunner
01Component inventory

Every component scored against the 7-R strategies

Languages, dependencies and findings, each cited to a file and line. Secret values are fingerprinted, never printed.

How the inventory is built
02AWS service map

Confirmed by the code, or inferred and said so

Each service in the plan carries the signal that justifies it, or the rationale when no file does.

How services are confirmed
03Priced target tiers

Cost-optimized, production and high availability

Three sizings of the same inventory, with monthly, annual and three-year figures and a Pricing Calculator link.

How tiers are priced
04Reviewed deployment

Generated, validated, approved, then applied for you

An OpenTofu/Terraform bundle and CI workflow, applied in your AWS account by the saasups team after a named approval.

How a deployment is approved

Let’s map your next step on AWS.

Bring your application, your constraints and your AWS goals. We’ll walk through the analysis, architecture and delivery scope with you.