Getting Started With Migrating to the Cloud

Beginner
3m
5,908
4.6/5

Lesson Description

In this lesson, we will learn practical planning techniques for migrating business applications to public cloud services. 

Intended Audience

The lesson is suitable for anyone wanting to learn more about how public cloud services can be effective in business transformation.  

Learning Objectives

  • Identify the benefits of migrating to the cloud.
  • Describe the six common migration strategies used in cloud migrations. 
  • Explain the stages of the Cloud Transformation Maturity model, and identify where an organization might be in cloud maturity.
  • Implement a framework for assessing an organization's business and technical migration readiness.

Prerequisites

I recommend completing the Cloud Computing for Business Professionals course as a pre-requisite. While this is a beginner level lesson, having a basic understanding of the concepts of Cloud Computing will help ensure you gain the most value from the content.

This Lesson Includes

In this lesson, we will learn hands-on strategies and techniques for migrating business applications to public cloud services. At the completion of this lesson, you will have a working perspective on the steps and processes required to build a migration business case and to implement a migration plan. You will also have an understanding of some of the best practices around migration planning and migration execution. 

Feedback

If you have thoughts or suggestions for this lesson, please contact Cloud Academy at support@cloudacademy.com.

About the Author
Students
198,974
Courses
81
Learning paths
194

Andrew is fanatical about helping business teams gain the maximum ROI possible from adopting, using, and optimizing Public Cloud Services. Having built  70+ Cloud Academy courses, Andrew has helped over 50,000 students master cloud computing by sharing the skills and experiences he gained during 20+  years leading digital teams in code and consulting. Before joining Cloud Academy, Andrew worked for AWS and for AWS technology partners Ooyala and Adobe.

Covered Topics