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Find the AWS service API your software calls, then read across to the environment where you want to run it. A checkmark means Cloud Adapter offers a service adapter for that direction. A dash means no mapping is offered. Open a linked service for its backend choices, operation coverage, limitations and SLAs. These details are public. A mapping does not promise every API operation; verify the supported behavior your application depends on. Cloud Adapter comes bundled with Support Agents. Use them to compare your application’s operations with a directed profile, organize request evidence and identify the next check. Continue with Debugging with Agents for unexpected behavior, Tuning with Agents for measured improvements and Operations with Agents for ongoing work and ownership. The Service name column gives the exact identifier to pass to tensor9 explain and tensor9 adapt svc run. A row can list more than one name when one customer-facing service combines separate API surfaces. Downloading and running the Cloud Adapter binary requires an entitled account. Set up T9_API_KEY, then use tensor9 adapt svc list -origin aws::1.0.0::acm to discover exact backend identifiers for that one origin. The result contains only mappings entitled to your account. Use tensor9 explain and x-t9-explain to investigate an entitled mapping.