CJ Logistics Overseas IDC AWS Migration Part 1: Dependency Analysis and Landing Zone Design
·2026.10.30 14:50
Key point
CJ Logistics established the foundation for its overseas IDC AWS migration by analyzing 3.5 million communication logs.
Details
- CJ Logistics TES Logistics Technology Research Institute released Part 1 of a project to migrate overseas hub IDCs to AWS
- Analyzed approximately 3.5 million communication logs collected via AWS Application Discovery Service (ADS) using an LLM-based tool to identify dependencies and communication patterns not documented
- Determined that Windows Server and SQL Server licenses were dependent on physical servers, making BYOL impossible, and selected AWS-provided AMIs that include licenses
- Built a landing zone based on AWS Control Tower and designed a separate Global OU for global services to separate governance from domestic operations
- Configured a centralized network security architecture using AWS Transit Gateway and Gateway Load Balancer (GWLB)
- Migrated the VDI environment to Amazon WorkSpaces and established a security audit system through CloudTrail
- Performed Lift & Shift migration using AWS Transform MGN, verifying the feasibility of migration while maintaining firewall policies and the IP address scheme
- ADS will no longer be available to new customers starting November 7, 2025, but existing users can continue to use it
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