Abstract
Platform as a Service offers users to easily and quickly deploy applications in the cloud environment without thinking about the availability of supporting resources for developing the application. However, migrating on-premise applications to cloud vendors still has risks ranging from the compatibility of application technology with the cloud platform to the efforts needed. One obstacle in the adoption of cloud technology is the lack of visibility in planning migration efforts. So this study aims to measure and compare the feasibility of PaaS cloud vendors based on the calculation of the effort required during the migration process through an empirical approach. Specifically, an experiment was carried out by migrating on-premise application to Amazon Elastic Beanstalk, Azure App Service, and Google App Engine. Empirical results show that Azure App Service and Amazon Elastic Beanstalk have similar complexity of effort, while Google App Engine has the highest complexity of effort.
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