A company plans to migrate applications to AWS. An audit finds its content management system (CMS) cannot run in cloud environments as-is. Which two migration strategies would move the CMS to the cloud with the least amount of effort? (Choose two.)

The question asks for strategies with the least amount of effort for an application that cannot run in cloud environments as-is. Rehost (lift-and-shift) involves moving an application to the cloud with minimal changes, often by migrating virtual machines. This is a low-effort approach, as it doesn't require significant re-architecture. While the CMS "cannot run in cloud environments as-is," rehosting implies making it runnable, perhaps through minor configuration adjustments or using compatible services, without a full rewrite. Repurchase (drop-and-shop) means moving to a different product, typically a SaaS offering. This is also a low-effort migration strategy because the company simply adopts a new, cloud-native solution, eliminating the need to migrate or adapt the old application. Replatform involves making some cloud-specific optimizations (e.g., changing databases) but is more effort than rehosting. Refactor (re-architect) is the highest effort strategy, requiring significant code changes. Retire means decommissioning, which doesn't move the application to the cloud.