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Proven Db2 to Aurora MySQL migrations – fixed scope, senior engineers

Moving your enterprise IBM Db2 database to Amazon Aurora MySQL is a well-understood project. Our senior engineers assess your schema, convert SQL PL packages, and manage the entire migration – while you keep full vendor

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The lowest-cost way off IBM Db2: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.

Automated discovery
Your IBM Db2 estate mapped — workloads, dependencies, licensing — before day one
Conversion tooling
Schema, config and workload translation to Amazon Aurora MySQL, automated where it's safe
Parity validation
Side-by-side testing proves Amazon Aurora MySQL matches production before cutover
Runbook cutover
Rehearsed, reversible, scheduled in your maintenance window
6–12 months
Typical migration timeline
2–4 senior engineers
Dedicated team size
40–70% vs. vendor re
Legacy support savings during transition

How we support IBM Db2 → Amazon Aurora MySQL after migration

  • Senior platform engineers lead your entire migration.
  • Fixed scope – no budget overruns or timeline creep.
  • Continuous IBM Db2 support during the transition.
  • Post-migration Aurora Managed Operations & monitoring.
  • 24/7 US-based support – plan at your own pace.

Contract renewal pressure

Mandated migration to AWS public cloud with tight deadlines – but your Db2 license renewal is approaching. We keep vendor support active so you can migrate on your schedule, not the vendor’s.

Schema & procedural complexity

Db2 schema constraints, SQL PL packages, and proprietary features that don’t translate directly to MySQL. Our feasibility study identifies every object that needs conversion, with a fixed-scope plan to handle it.

Transactional isolation differences

Worry about data integrity when shifting from Db2’s isolation levels to Aurora MySQL’s semantics. We map each transaction pattern and test thoroughly to preserve your business rules.

IBM Db2 → Amazon Aurora MySQL migration — your questions answered

Can all Db2 schema objects and constraints be migrated to Aurora MySQL?+

Yes, many Db2 schema constraints – such as identity columns, sequences, and generated columns – can be mapped to MySQL. Stored procedures written in SQL PL require manual rewrite to MySQL’s procedural language, but our senior engineers handle all conversion and testing.

What about complex SQL PL packages and procedural modules?+

Our team converts SQL PL packages to MySQL stored routines and custom functions. We also handle complex logic such as cursors, error handlers, and dynamic SQL. Complex modules with heavy recursion or Db2-specific built-in functions may need redesign – we assess these during the feasibility study.

How do you handle Db2’s transactional isolation requirements?+

Aurora MySQL supports the four standard transaction isolation levels: READ UNCOMMITTED, READ COMMITTED, REPEATABLE READ, and SERIALIZABLE. Db2’s default cursor stability and read stability can be replicated using READ COMMITTED and REPEATABLE READ with appropriate locking hints. We test your critical transactions to ensure data integrity.

Post-migration: AWS Aurora Managed Operations & Performance Monitoring

Your applications are standardized on MySQL, your data warehouse is moving to AWS, and the mandate is clear: migrate from IBM Db2 to Aurora MySQL. But the real worry is maintaining operations during the transition — and avoiding a costly short-term vendor contract extension. That’s why we keep your source Db2 databases under full vendor support as long as your current contract is active.

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