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Best Cloud Migration Tools 2026
Moving applications and data to the cloud can involve assessing existing systems, tracing dependencies, and planning workload or database moves. Compared on continuous replication, database migration, and dependency mapping, these tools show different parts of that work. Discovery and assessment and deployment model add context for planning and operation; free-plan availability, included workload limits, and paid-from pricing help you consider access and cost. Google Cloud Migration Center, AWS Transform MGN (formerly AWS Application Migration Service), and Oracle Cloud Migrations are among the entries to compare. Check which listed capabilities match your migration tasks, from understanding the current environment to transferring workloads.
pgloader
pgloader suits teams moving supported database or flat-file data into PostgreSQL who can run self-hosted software on Linux.
LinuxSelf-hostedAWS Mainframe Modernization
WebWindowsLinux+2Google Cloud Migration Center
It suits organizations assessing infrastructure and planning a move to Google Cloud.
WebWindowsLinux+2Google Compute Engine
Compute Engine suits users who need to configure and manage virtual machines on Google infrastructure, including Linux or Windows workloads.
WebWindowsLinux+1MGN suits teams rehosting physical, virtual, or cloud servers to Amazon EC2, including migrations across AWS locations or accounts.
The Developer plan is aimed at learning and small-scale use.
This tool suits teams moving supported workloads from VMware or Compute Engine VMs into containers on Google Cloud destinations.
It suits teams planning migrations to Tencent Cloud from self-built data centers or other cloud platforms.
AWS DMS suits teams migrating databases or analytics workloads to AWS, including moves from self-managed databases to AWS-managed services.
AWS SCT may suit database teams assessing or converting schemas and workloads to supported AWS destinations.
It suits IT teams managing infrastructure assets, dependencies, contracts, software licenses, and data center layouts.
Ora2Pg suits teams planning a database move to PostgreSQL, especially those assessing Oracle migration scope or converting schema and data.
Konveyor suits development and platform teams assessing or transforming legacy applications for Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies.
It may suit organizations managing software rights, contracts and hardware across mixed deployment environments.
It suits teams delivering applications on OpenShift, including decentralized teams working with microservice-based architectures.