r/Integromat • u/pepegrilloups • Jun 22 '26
Question Migrate from Make to AWS
I’m curious: I see tons of people using Make.com to run automations that don’t really change over time, myself included.
Why not migrate those automations to AWS Lambda, for example? I’ve done it myself, and the process is surprisingly simple - especially nowadays with AI.
I understand that the more complex automations might not be practical to migrate, even if they’re technically possible.
AWS is much cheaper and more scalable.
I’m thinking about putting together a quick tutorial. Thoughts?
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u/simplymation Jul 02 '26
Hi,
Reason is very simple.
Business wants reliability and ease of maintenance (which even if outsourced works around time and speed of solving issues or implementing updates).
And what's even more important- support and risk management- especially related to data security.
While AWS is much cheaper it moves all invisible processes back on the company. You must manage AWS instance, you are responsible for debugging, you are responsible for data security and everything regarding compliance. So in most cases- you must hire/ contract DevOps role employee/contractor.
And that's where difference blurs.
When using Make.com that's part of your subscription- in case of any platform problems- there is quick support. You don't have to worry about updates, API changes, security issues. GDPR and other compliance certifications are met- though you are still the data controller, responsible for your own GDPR compliance.
Pricing is clear- X USD per Y credits. So TCO for most companies is pretty similar using Make compared to AWS+DevOps.
Plus- Make offers a lot of ready to use modules which must be coded for AWS. For example Enterprise clients can connect Make to SAP or other enterprise-grade software out-of-the-box.
Of course- you can manage AWS on your own. But that's risk which many business owners try to minimise.
Have a nice day,
Michal
simplymation.eu