Accelerate SQL Server Migration to the AWS Cloud
Approach & Methodology
In today’s marketplace, moving to the public Cloud is a familiar and consistent trend within the SQL Server community.
But which cloud provider do you choose? After all there are different AWS instances each with their own distinctive features. Migrations to the cloud are only going to gain greater momentum as organizations grapple with their on-premises alternatives.
Recent cloud breaches may have some organizations hesitant to take the leap and move to the cloud, however market-leading cloud providers are making every attempt in adhering to compliance guidelines while boosting their security framework and reliability offerings. They are also becoming more competitive by managing their cost more effectively.
For both homogeneous and heterogeneous migrations, planning plays a critical role in moving to the cloud. Preparing a checklist and asking the right questions to stakeholders lays the groundwork in this planning. There are different methods to migrate databases from on-premises to the AWS cloud.
This webinar is in partnership with PASS, download the recording to learn more about:
- Reasons to go to the cloud
- SQL Server on AWS EC2 vs. AWS RDS
- SQL Server high availability (HA) & disaster recovery (DR)
- SQL Server migration methodology
- DBAs role in the cloud
Watch the Webinar Here
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