The fourth step is to plan your migration strategy, which will determine how you will move your applications and data to the cloud. There are different migration strategies, such as rehosting, replatforming, refactoring, repurchasing, and retiring. Rehosting, also known as lift-and-shift, is the simplest and fastest strategy, as it involves moving your applications and data to the cloud without any changes. Replatforming, also known as lift-and-tinker, is a slightly more complex and time-consuming strategy, as it involves making some minor modifications to your applications and data to optimize them for the cloud. Refactoring, also known as re-architecting, is the most complex and costly strategy, as it involves redesigning your applications and data to leverage the cloud-native features and services. Repurchasing, also known as drop-and-shop, is a strategy that involves replacing your existing applications and data with new ones that are already available in the cloud. Retiring, also known as decommissioning, is a strategy that involves eliminating the applications and data that are no longer needed or relevant.