Now more than ever, data is at the center of every application, process, and business decision. It’s the genesis for modern invention, and in today’s fast changing and complicated landscape, how you put your organization’s data to work can be the golden ticket to accelerating innovation and accomplishing your organizational goals. The stakes are high. …
Once you’ve migrated, you’ll want to keep your VMs continuously secure, protect your data, and monitor your cloud health. All that’s easy to do with Azure—once you have an understanding of the full suite of available controls and capabilities. Secure cloud resources Ensuring strong security for your cloud-based resources is a responsibility that’s shared between …
Once you’ve implemented your cloud migration strategy, you’ll want to ensure that you’re taking full advantage of the cloud’s performance, scalability, and cost-saving benefits. This will enable you to pay only for the services and resources you use, achieve a greater ROI, and receive additional savings by using the latest cloud capabilities. This is also …
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Once you’ve completed your assessment, it’s time to prepare for the next step: migration to Azure. This is when, after you’ve decided on your migration goals and gathered all requirements and constraints, you can choose the best method of migration. Earlier, we described the strategies that you can use for migration—progressing from rehosting your apps, …
When migrating to Azure, you first need to get a better understanding of what your applications are, how many servers and/or VMs you have, and how you’ll plan to move components to the cloud. Uncertainties about the total savings and perceived complexity can get in the way of taking this step. Many organizations have found …
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No matter which strategy you choose, you need a solution that makes cloud adoption as smooth and easy as possible—one that lets you migrate at your own pace. This requires a cloud provider (and core partners) that can deliver a comprehensive set of tools and methods to help ease migration and reduce overall risk. Most …
Your migration to cloud options will depend on many factors: What are your most pressing needs? What are the skills on your team? Where are your apps in the development lifecycle? Ggenerally they fall into one of five categories (see picture). Five Options for Migrating Applications to the Cloud Rehost Also known as “lift and …
Cloud opportunity In recent years, global business has witnessed significant cloud adoption, which provides considerable value over traditional datacenters— achieving greater scalability, cost efficiency, and improved performance. Many organizations now want to quickly take advantage of the benefits of the cloud by migrating their existing applications and workloads. However, cloud migration requires careful planning and …
When you work with companies, you will often encounter objections that they will want to address in a way that can build trust and awareness. Understanding their underlining challenges and concerns is critical in providing them with the appropriate solution. The common objection categories selected here are So now, let’s dive a little deeper into …
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Operations perspective The operations perspective focuses on ensuring that cloud services are delivered at a level that is agreed upon with business stakeholders. Automating and optimizing operations will allow to effectively scale while improving the reliability of workloads. This perspective comprises nine capabilities. Common stakeholders include infrastructure and operations leaders, site reliability engineers, and information …
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