
Explore why organizations should consider cloud migration, using a strategic framework and case studies to assess feasibility and suitability before deciding to move to the cloud.
Cloud migration is a strategic decision to move IT resources to a cloud service provider, partial or full, guided by a cloud migration strategy and careful planning.
Assess on a case-by-case basis whether to migrate to the cloud, weighing feasibility, security, privacy, regulatory factors, organization type, data use, and business goals.
Explore cloud security and its issues, balancing human and technological factors while noting trust, compliance, service level agreements (sla), social engineering, and virtualization as key risk areas.
The lecture outlines four cloud migration approaches—re-adjusting (lift and shift), platforming, repurchasing, and refactoring or re-architecting—and emphasizes tradeoffs and the need for a feasibility study before migration.
Present a strategic framework for cloud migration, evaluating organizational feasibility, security, privacy, disaster recovery, risk management, and cost, then selecting CSPs and migration approaches to minimize risk during execution.
This lecture video explores the difference between Cybersecurity and Information Security.
Overall Course Objective:
Learn the strategic approach required for an organisation to decide on migrating to Cloud Computing from in-premise IT infrastructure.
Learning Outcome:
1. Understand what is Cloud migration.
2. Understand the importance of decision making on Cloud migration.
3. Learn various organisational factors and concerns to consider for deciding on Cloud migration.
4. Understand different technical approaches to migrate to Cloud Computing.
5. Use a strategic framework for structured decision-making on Cloud migration.