Azure Data Migration Options
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In this lesson, you will learn about the different options available for migrating your data and applications to Azure. Azure supports both real-time and asynchronous data migration methods, helping you transition from an on-premises environment to the cloud efficiently.
Azure Migrate
Azure Migrate is a comprehensive service that facilitates the migration of on-premises environments to the Azure cloud. It provides a unified platform that simplifies the assessment and migration processes. Here's what Azure Migrate offers:
Unified Migration Platform
Azure Migrate offers a single portal to start, run, and track your migration journey to Azure.
Range of Tools
Azure Migrate includes various tools for both assessment and migration, such as:
Integrated Tools
Azure Migrate integrates with both Azure-native tools and independent software vendor (ISV) offerings, providing a seamless migration experience.
Azure Data Box
Azure Data Box is a physical migration service that allows you to transfer large volumes of data to and from Azure quickly, securely, and cost-effectively. Here's how it works:
Overview
Azure Data Box involves shipping a proprietary storage device with a capacity of up to 80 terabytes to your datacenter. The data is securely transferred to Azure once Microsoft receives the device back.
How to Use Azure Data Box
Use Cases
Azure Data Box is suitable for transferring data sizes larger than 40 TBs, especially when network connectivity is limited. It supports various scenarios, including:
Import Data to Azure
Export Data from Azure
Security and Compliance
After uploading the data to Azure, the disks on the Data Box device are wiped clean according to NIST 800-88r1 standards. For export orders, the disks are erased once the device reaches the Azure datacenter.
By understanding these Azure data migration options, you can choose the best method to move your infrastructure, applications, and data to Azure, ensuring a smooth transition to the cloud.
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