Volume 14 No 2 (2016)
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"Azure in Action: Best Practices for Effective Cloud Migrations"
Sandeep Reddy Gudimetla
Abstract
This research article, "Azure in Action: Best Practices for Effective Cloud Migrations," explores the strategic processes and technologies critical for successful cloud migration to Microsoft Azure. Through an extensive review of current literature and a series of in-depth case studies, the study identifies effective practices and common challenges encountered by organizations across various industries during Azure migration. The methodology includes qualitative analyses of interviews and technical audits to understand the nuances of migration strategies that lead to successful implementation and integration of Azure services. Key findings highlight the importance of thorough planning, skilled resource allocation, and the utilization of specific Azure tools that enhance migration efficiency and system compatibility. Additionally, the article discusses the resolution of typical migration challenges, such as data security, system downtime, and compatibility issues, providing a comprehensive guide to best practices that ensure a smooth transition to Azure. This synthesis of theory and practice aims to serve as a vital resource for IT professionals and decision-makers, guiding them through the complexities of cloud migration and enabling them to leverage Azure’s capabilities to improve their operational efficiency and technological scalability. The insights gleaned from this research are intended to contribute to the broader understanding of cloud migration strategies, fostering more effective and streamlined processes within the cloud technology sphere.
Keywords
Azure Migration, Cloud Computing, Best Practices, IT Infrastructure.
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