Ecsodus migrates AWS Copilot CLI apps to Terraform-managed ECS in place, with no downtime and no data loss. It inventories, reports, generates, retain-patches, imports and tears down, as a read-only, gated runbook.
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Read-only steps come first, so you see what would change before anything does.
Terraform is generated, then existing resources are imported, with retain patches applied so teardown cannot delete them.
The Copilot stack is removed only after the import has been verified.
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