No, it’s a time-consuming, intense process. And it isn’t a one-time event—you will need to manage that code long-term after initial testing and validation you conduct during migration. Also, you’ll lose access to special instructions like Advanced Vector Extensions 512 and Deep Learning Boost that is only available on Intel instances. Application capabilities and performance gains that your IT organization or software vendor has made based on Intel-specific innovations aren’t available for the same application in Graviton2, or may not be supported by the ISV on ARM. Many enterprise applications aren’t certified for ARM, or if they’re used in Graviton2 instances, they ‘behave’ differently than on Intel architecture and familiar features aren’t enabled. Others are only certified on Intel architecture in the AWS cloud.