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Amazon Elastic VMware Service is now in scope for FedRAMP Class C, formerly the Moderate baseline, across all United States Regions, AWS says. The change matters to organisations weighing regulated workloads on VMware Cloud Foundation in Amazon's cloud.
Why it mattersEVS runs VMware Cloud Foundation on EC2 bare-metal instances inside an Amazon VPC. AWS says customers can set up a complete VCF environment in a few hours, helping them move workloads from ageing data-centre infrastructure while meeting federal security requirements. That is a compliance milestone rather than a shiny new AI launch, but cloud plumbing is often where the serious decisions hide. For public-sector and regulated teams, FedRAMP scope can turn a possible migration into an option worth formally assessing. Would FedRAMP approval meaningfully change your cloud shortlist, or do migration cost and operational complexity still outweigh the paperwork?
Discuss: Would FedRAMP approval meaningfully change your cloud shortlist, or do migration cost and operational complexity still outweigh the paperwork?
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