Hello there, and welcome to Pluralsight. This module is
entitled Migrate Workloads to Windows Server 2022.
My name's Tim Warner.
This module is entirely focused on migrating specific Windows Server
workloads to more recent versions of Windows Server,
particularly the latest, Windows Server 2022.
By the end of this module, you'll understand how to migrate DHCP, print servers,
Remote Desktop Services, or RDS hosts,
Internet Information Services, or IIS, web servers, and
Hyper‑V virtualization hosts This course,
Windows Server 2022: Migrate Servers and Workloads, is
all about, wait for it, migration.
There's five modules.
The first one dealt with using the Storage Migration
Service to migrate on‑premises storage.
Then we looked at migrating entire servers into Azure.
Today, we're concerned, as I mentioned, with migrating specific Windows Server
workloads to newer machines. After which, we'll examine how to move IIS‑based
web applications into Azure. That's a lot of fun.
I'm looking forward to teaching you that in particular. And then last, we
come back on‑prem and we migrate an Active Directory Domain Services
infrastructure, the Windows Server 2022 AD DS.
You ready? Let's get to work.