Practise the collocations for planning, executing, validating, and rolling back cloud migrations.
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The infrastructure team spent three months to ___ the cloud migration strategy before writing a single line of Terraform.
Plan a cloud migration is the standard collocation for the strategic phase. 'Design out' implies removal. 'Think through all' is informal. 'Prepare along' is not standard in this context.
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The team decided to ___ the cloud migration in phases, starting with stateless services.
Execute a migration is the correct formal collocation for carrying out the planned migration work. 'Do out' is informal. 'Run along' is directional. 'Carry around' doesn't make sense in this context.
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After lifting and shifting each service, the team would ___ the migration by running integration tests.
Validate a migration is the standard DevOps collocation for confirming that migrated systems work correctly in the new environment. 'Check out around' and 'confirm over' are informal or awkward. 'Test along' is too generic.
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If the production traffic showed errors after cutover, the team was ready to ___ to the on-premise environment.
Roll back a migration is the standard DevOps term for reverting to the previous state after a failed deployment or migration. 'Go back into' is informal. 'Return over' and 'revert away' are not standard collocations.
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The FinOps team was asked to ___ the cloud costs monthly after the migration completed.
Monitor cloud costs is the standard FinOps and cloud operations collocation. 'Watch over all' is informal. 'Check around' is vague. 'Track along' is not idiomatic — though 'track costs' is also correct.