In summary,
I submit to you, and I know this for a fact, that Microsoft has put a lot of
engineering effort into helping customers migrate to Azure.
It wasn't too long ago, in fact, that the different migration scenarios just
existed within each Azure product itself. Now in Azure Migrate,
we have a much more luxurious experience because we have a
centralized experience that brings together these different
workloads all under the same rubric,
that is you've got your assessment and then your migration.
Very nice.
I didn't focus on it because the AZ‑801 doesn't focus on it.
But Azure Migrate: Server Migration applies to migration from other clouds
as well. It's not just simply going from on‑prem into Azure. You just as
well can do a server migration from Google Cloud or AWS as well. Now as far
as the lead into the next module, what about migrating your local services?
Like name it, you know, IIS would be a good one.
What about Remote Desktop?
Think about the Windows Server Core services that you're running locally.
Can Azure help or offer any guidance with those kinds of
more specialized migrations? Yeah, you know the answer.
Yes, indeed.
So in the next lesson, we're going to cover migrating
workloads to Windows Server 2022. Thanks, I'll see you then.