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This document discusses a phased strategy for migrating workloads from an on-premises environment to the cloud. It covers the common steps and requirements for migration. It then details six phases for migration: cloud assessment, proof of concept, data migration, application migration, leveraging the cloud, and optimization.

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Week6Lecture 91644

This document discusses a phased strategy for migrating workloads from an on-premises environment to the cloud. It covers the common steps and requirements for migration. It then details six phases for migration: cloud assessment, proof of concept, data migration, application migration, leveraging the cloud, and optimization.

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Lecture 6

Migrating To Cloud
CC5068NI - Cloud Computing and the Internet of Things
Lecture Objectives
• Cloud Migration example use case
• Cloud Migration requirements
• A phased strategy for Migration
• Cloud assessment phase
• Proof of Concept phase
• Data migration phase
• Application migration phase
• Leverage the cloud phase
• Optimization phase
• Conclusion

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Migrating to Cloud

Common steps with all cloud providers

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Migrating to Cloud: Use case example

• Migrating is moving any workload from


an on-premises environment to a cloud

• workloads such as applications,


websites, databases, storage, physical
or virtual servers, or entire data centers
can be migrated to cloud

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Understanding requirements
Common requirements for migrating
to cloud may include:-
• Performance
• Security
• Governance
• Functionality
• Data
• DevOps
• Storage

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Identifying Cloud service provider

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A phased strategy for migration

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Phase 1: Cloud Assessment
Cloud Assessment
• Financial Assessment (TCO calculation)
• Security and Compliance Assessment
• Technical Assessment (Classify application types)
• Identify the tools that can be reused and the tools
that need to be built
• Migrate licensed products
• Create a plan and measure success
Benefits of Cloud Assessment
• Business case for migration (Lower TCO, faster
time to market, higher flexibility & agility,
scalability + elasticity)
• Identify gaps between your current traditional
legacy architecture and next -generation cloud
architecture

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Phase 2: Proof of Concept (PoC)
Proof of Concept
• Get your feet wet with a cloud provider for
e.g. AWS
• Build a pilot and validate the technology
• Test existing software in the cloud
Benefits of PoC
• Build confidence with various AWS services
• Mitigate risk by validating critical pieces of
your proposed architecture

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Phase 3: Moving your data
Moving your data
• Understand different storage options in
the cloud provider’s service list
• Migrate fileservers to cloud (e.g. Amazon
S3)
• Migrate commercial RDBMS (e.g. EC2 +
EBS)
• Migrate MySQL (e.g. Amazon RDS )
Benefits of moving your data
• Redundancy, Durable Storage, Elastic
Scalable Storage
• Automated Management Backup

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Phase 4: Moving your applications
Moving your applications
• Forklift migration strategy
• Hybrid migration strategy
• Build “cloud-aware” layers of code as
needed
• Create AMIs for each component
Benefits of moving your applications
• Future-proof scaled-out service-oriented
elastic architecture
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Phase 5: Leveraging the cloud
Leveraging the cloud
• Leverage other cloud (e.g. AWS) services
• Automate elasticity and SDLC
• Harden security
• Create dashboard to manage cloud (e.g. AWS)
resources
• Leverage multiple availability zones
Benefits of Leveraging the cloud
• Reduction in CapEx in IT
• Flexibility and agility
• Automation and improved productivity Higher
Availability (HA)

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Phase 6: Optimization
Optimization
• Optimize usage based on demand
• Improve efficiency
• Implement advanced monitoring and telemetry
• Re-engineer your application
• Decompose your relational databases
Benefits of Optimization
• Increased utilization and transformational
impact in OpEx
• Better visibility through advanced monitoring
and telemetry

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Conclusion
• Cloud computing brings scalability, elasticity, agility and reliability to the enterprise

• To take advantage of the benefits of the cloud, enterprises should adopt a phase-driven migration
strategy and try to take advantage of the cloud as early as possible.

• Whether it is a typical 3-tier web application, nightly batch process, or complex backend processing
workflow, most applications can be moved to the cloud.

• After you move your first application to the cloud, you will get new ideas and see the value in moving
more applications into the cloud.

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References

• Migrating Your Existing Applications to the AWS Cloud :-


https://d0.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/cloud-migration-
main.pdf

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End of Lecture 6

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