Hi Admin

In this post , we will talk about moving workload to Azure and why?

Migration has already been focused based on Technology or business. moving from one application to another or moving between Datacenters always add some benefits on business & cost driven.

 Main goal of moving to cloud ot overcome challenges

1. Customer to focus on Core business not IT

2. Avoid H/W lifecycle cost

3. Lack of Agility

4. Avoid cost of projected capacity purchase

5. Expense of maintaining a global presence

6. Enable disaster-recovery scenarios

 

How Cloud solution mitigate the above challenges

1. Customer to focus on Core business not IT - Hosting workloads in Azure allows non-IT businesses to re-focus their resources. Microsoft, who has been running enterprise-class datacenters since 1989, can handle the datacenter management, freeing up organizations to focus on their business. company dont have to care about backend compute procurements.

2. Avoid H/W lifecycle cost - All the H/W compute is handled by MS Azure so Customer dont have to care and spend cost on H/W lifecycle and limited to MS which results huge cost saving for Customers

3. Lack of Agility - Azure helps IT departments keep up with business demands by enabling infrastructure and platform deployments to occur in minutes. Azure offers rich support for DevOps workflows, natively supporting continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) toolsets and methodologies. Organizations can build complex network infrastructures and make use of different storage tiers using native options in Azure. IT will have all the tools they need to increase their agility to cloud-speed

4. Avoid cost of projected capacity purchase - No need of procuring capacity to meet business projected requirements or % of reserve capacity.  Its on-demand and avaliable in few minutes

5. Expense of maintaining a global presence - Azure cloud is globally present and well connected. its big relief for cust & get workload spread Geographically in few minutes.

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5.  Enable disaster-recovery scenarios : Azure Site Recovery (ASR) democratizes disaster recovery (DR) by allowing organizations to use Azure as their DR datacenter. Workloads are synchronized into Azure, enabling failover with recovery time objectives that are measured in minutes. Until the failover, only licensing and storage costs are incurred, making ASR dramatically lower in cost than traditional DR strategies. If an organization has a second datacenter, ASR also supports synchronizing and failing over to the alternate data center.

more details coming in another post

Amit Kumar Gupta

Certified: CCA-XenApp/XenDesktop/XenServer, Google Cloud Architect, MCSE, ITIL, Vmware Certified , AWS Fundamentals. AWS Pratitioner

Microsoft certified - Enterprise Cybersecurity Fundamentals & Planning for Security Incident response.

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