Episode 89–Azure Migrate with Jeremy Winter - a podcast by Ben Stegink, Scott Hoag

In Episode 89, Scott sits down with Jeremy Winter, Director of Azure Management, to talk about Azure Migrate and how to approach the migration lifecycle of Assess, Migrate, Optimize, Secure, and Manage.

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Show NotesNow is the time to migrate all your apps, data, and infrastructure to Azure
Prepare for SQL Server and Windows Server 2008 end of supportAzure vs. AWS Windows Server 2008 costs
Azure MigrateAzure Migration Center
Three reasons Azure SQL Database is best for SQL Server migrationsAzure Database Migration Service and tool updates – Ignite 2018
Expanding the Azure Data Box familyAzure Cost Management Documentation
Azure Blueprints DocumentationScenario-based Migration Guides

About Jeremy WinterJeremy Winter is Director of Azure Management, responsible for areas such as Azure Governance, Policy, Configuration, PowerShell, Disaster Recovery, Azure Migrate and the Azure Portal Experiences from within Azure Compute. The modernization of management solutions and IT is an exciting space of cloud computing that he's incredibly passionate about and happy to be a part of.

Jeremy has been with Microsoftsince 1997 and has spent time in multiple engineering disciplines (development, operations, and program management). He started my early career as a dev, transitioned to operations running large scale services and in 2012 switched to a program management leadership position. For the last 5 years, he has been leading the development of Azure-related services centered around enterprise management.

Find more from Jeremy on the Azure blog.About the sponsors




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