Migrate server from on-premise to Azure details

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Good afternoon friends

We have been asked to scope migrating Server/Gallery from on-premise server to Azure.

Previously we have carried out server installs and upgrades for on-premise installations and a fresh installation in Azure, but never migrated from on-premise over to Azure.

Please can someone point me towards some help pages so I can do some self learning. Additionally, could anyone share any carefully written notes or discussion items.

I'd be super grateful for any help 🙏

Regards, ianjonna

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Beckett · Answer

1 – Azure Storage Explorer

Azure Storage Explorer allows you to easily manage your Azure storage accounts via an installed client-side application which runs on Windows, MacOS, and Linux.

2 – AzCopy

AzCopy is a command line utility built specifically to aid users in copying data from external sources to Azure storage. Also, AzCopy also lets you copy data from one Azure storage account to another and even copy data across subscriptions.

3- Gs Richopy 360 - A data migration solution that can copy on-prem data to Azure in its native format.

4- CloudFuze - Helps migrate Windows Servers, SQL servers, files and folders from on-prem to Azure with minimal downtime.

salbol1 · Answer

We are in the midst of a on-prem to Azure migration, and I can second that it's not pretty. So much of the issue is that corps have such divergent models for handling identity management (IDM) roles than MS boilerplate, they try to take and convert to "their" IDM model, which is invariably wrong and leads to many scoping problems right out of the door. We are 6 weeks into just trying to get the service up and running, with all of the necessary peripherals like AD, SSL cert bindings, app registrations, port openings, IP white-listings, etc. that just get inherently more difficult because of the disparity between MS and internal documentation. So much of the Azure support just assumes admin and role functionality that is hard to track down in real world IT schemas - and the left hand not knowing right hand functions that uncovers.

Even knowing what these structures/procedures are in the existing on-prem get "clouded" when going to Azure, and I think trying to roll to that environment as quick as possible doesn't allow for many holes in the existing prem process to be rectified/updated/improved - so much of it seems to be GIGO to the new cloud process.

I certainly hope for many of you that's not your experience. While the strengths of being able to pretty much dynamically provision resources on the fly is awesome, and you can shut down services when not in use is cool for cost controls - getting to the point where those types of benefits can be realized is a daunting task that < deployment cycles haven't caught up to yet.