Azure Migrate: Discover, Assess, Migrate & A to Z Demo

Name: Azure Migrate: Discover, Assess, Migrate & A to Z Demo
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Full journey, using Azure migrate tools & services. Discovery, Assessment, Migration, Post migration and Cost Estimation

Created byKal Demeri, Kal Clouds

Last updated 7/2021

English

What you'll learn

Migrate Any Source Environment to Microsoft Azure Cloud
Azure Migrate and Migration Services and Tools
Azure Migration Concepts and Processes
Use Azure Migrate Tools to Discover the Source Environment Servers
Use Azure Migrate Tools to understand the Readiness of The Source Servers to Be Migrated to Azure
Visualize & Study the Dependencies Between the Source Servers to Prioritize the Migration in Groups
Assess and Migrate Databases to Azure Using Azure Migrate Tools
Use Azure Migrate Tools to Perform Server Replication and Migration to Azure Cloud
Post Migration Actions and Recommendations
Azure Cloud Adaption Framework for Migration

Course content

7 sections • 58 lectures • 3h 48m total length

Introduction1:34
Lead a full migration project from discovery to post-migration with Azure, detailing discovery, assessment, customizations, tools, cost estimation, dependency visualization, and multi-tier workload migration.
Azure Cost Estimation Tool - Azure calculator6:47
Learn to use the adjure calculator to configure and estimate costs for Azure products, save and share estimates, and export results to Excel for virtual machines and storage.
Exercise: Use the Azure Calculator0:15
Udemy - Check lectures resources - How to0:04
Using Udemy Video Player0:07

What's in this section?1:21
Example Business Case Scenario5:45
Azure Migrate9:10
Azure Migration Tools & Services4:12
Discover Azure migration tools for migrating servers and databases, including server assessment, server migration, death migration assistant, Adjure Database Migration Series, plus App Service Migration Assistant.
Is this a supported Scenario!
Application Migration Options9:19
Agentless VS Agent-based Migration4:12
Compare agent-based migration, which requires an agent on every machine and treats it as a physical server, with agentless migration that uses a hypervisor appliance and needs no per-machine agents.
The Migration Process3:19
Migrate Tools Cost4:25
Important Resources3:35
Discover essential resources for Azure Migrate, including the Migration Center and official documentation, to support assessments, migrations, and data based migration from source to destination.
Summery3:13
Azure Migrate

Migration Project Overview and Setup5:27
What's in this section?2:52
Create the Azure Migrate Project & Add Proper Tools3:27
Deploy the Azure Migrate Appliance to the Source Environment6:03
Configure the Azure Migrate Appliance Part 11:50
Configure the Azure Migrate Appliance Part 24:28
Create a Migration Assessment9:37
Explore the Created Assessment6:33
Dependency Visualization3:22
Configure OMS workspace for Dependency Visualization2:17
Configure a new workspace, download Windows and Linux agents, register the agents with the workspace using its ID, and prepare for installation across virtual machines.
Configure Dependency Visualization for Windows Machines5:36
Configure Dependency Visualization for Linux Machines3:35
Review Dependency Visualization3:10
View the dependency visualization to see server relationships and migration groups. Expand nodes to inspect processes, communications, operating system details, and agent-collected data over 24 hours to two weeks.
Section Recap3:25

What's in this section?2:06
Create Destination Azure SQL Database3:12
Create the Database Migration Service8:36
Create a Private End Point4:28
Create a Database Migration Service Migration Project3:57
Migrate the Database Schema3:16
Begin Eskimo migration as a prerequisite, set up a migration project in Azure database migration service, run offline migration with the standard tier, completing the schema migration.
Perform an Offline Data Migration3:13
Execute an offline data migration by mapping source to target, configuring tables and passwords, and starting the migration to move data from source to the Azure public cloud.
Connect to the Migrated DB1:51

What's in this section?5:34
Create a Storage Account for the Azure Migrate1:46
Create a Virtual Network for the Servers to be Migrated6:00
Register the Host with Azure Migrate Server Migration5:52
Enable Replication for the Machines to Azure Migrate5:53
Review and Configure the Replicated VMs Properties4:33
Migrate the Servers3:51
Setup Azure Bastion to Connect to the VMs2:48
Edit the Database Connection3:01
Configure the Public IP Address2:26
Assign a public IP address to the proxy server and associate it with the virtual machine, enabling users to access the smart hotel application via the new static public IP.
Things to Do after a Migration is Completed2:48
Clean up migration resources and delete the migration resource group, install the Azure Virtual Machine Agent, enable backup and disaster recovery, and review encryption, security posture, access controls, and governance.
Section Recap2:15

Congratulations! What's Next?1:51
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure - CAF 13:37
Explore the Azure cloud adoption framework (caf), its plan, ready, and adopt stages, and how landing zones, resources, governance, and change management drive a proven, end-to-end cloud journey.
Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure - CAF 29:29
Listing Of the Resources Added to Lectures0:06
Bonus Lecture0:05

Requirements

Basic knowledge of Azure resources: Azure compute, network and Storage
Basic knowledge of Virtualization concepts: what is VM, Hyper-V, VMware

Description

Learn how to design a migration strategy for on-premises environments to Azure, including the migration of virtual and physical services as well as databases. Including an A to Z migration of a 3 tiers application to Azure Cloud, firsthand project demonstration so you can see how to implement an actual migration from scratch.

At the end of this course you will be better able to design the migration of various workloads to Microsoft Azure as well as determining the cost of hosting migrated workloads in Azure.

Who this course is for:

One who has the basic theory part of the Azure Cloud and wants to gain actual experience in dealing with Azure Migration Projects to plan, lead and execute a full migration to Azure Cloud
Azure Certified people who wants to learn more by taking things to the next level and try to look at things from a different perspective: Experience over Theory

Azure Migrate: Discover, Assess, Migrate & A to Z Demo

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Quick Start5 lectures • 9min

Azure Migrate - Azure Migration Services & Tools10 lectures • 49min

Migration Project Demonstration: Discover and Assess the on-premises Environment14 lectures • 1hr 2min

Migration Project Demonstration: Assess the on-premises Database4 lectures • 17min

Migration Project Demonstration: Migrate the Database To Azure8 lectures • 31min

Migration Project Demonstration: Migrate the Servers using Azure Migrate12 lectures • 47min

Course Wrap up & What's Next5 lectures • 15min

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