Bring your .NET applications into the AI era with vFunction and AWS Transform

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Watch as vFunction product marketer Paul Gordon walks through how vFunction and AWS Transform work together to modernize complex .NET applications on AWS.

AWS Transform accelerates the framework upgrades needed to move .NET apps to Linux-based containers. But large, complex monoliths — those exceeding 500,000 lines of code or 1,000 classes — create too much context for agentic systems to handle reliably on their own.

vFunction closes that gap. Using runtime analysis and proprietary data science, it defines the modernization plan and generates the refactoring prompts that guide Kiro and AWS Transform to break monoliths into smaller, functional modules — making full-stack Windows modernization faster and more reliable.

What you’ll learn in this demo

In this explainer, we walk through how vFunction, AWS Transform, and Kiro work together on full-stack Windows modernization.

You’ll see how vFunction:

  • Analyzes runtime behavior to surface the dependencies that matter
  • Defines a target architecture before modernization begins
  • Generates the refactoring prompts that guide Kiro to modularize the application
  • Pairs modularization with AWS Transform’s framework upgrades to eliminate Windows and SQL Server dependencies

Who’s this for

Ideal for AWS Solutions Architects, enterprise architects, and engineering leaders scoping .NET modernization on AWS.

👉 Watch time: 2 minutes

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