Migrating Applications to the Cloud with IaaS

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With Infrastructure-as-a-Service VMs being very close to on-premises VMs, one might think that migrating between the two is a copy and paste operation. There is more to it. In this session, you will explore different migration approaches for bringing apps into VMs in the Cloud. You will learn how to migrate existing applications and databases to Windows Azure using the Windows Azure Virtual Machines.

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This session was presented LIVE as part of the Windows Azure Virtual Workshop series. Other workshops included in the series: Cloud Variations and Building Connected Apps.

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