FAQs
Prominent types of cloud migration are Rehosting (Lift and Shift), Replatforming (Lift and Optimize), Repurchasing, Refactoring, and Retire. These ensure seamless migration and higher business efficiency.
Although cloud migration offers benefits, it comes with some challenges. Firstly, unforeseen costs can emerge from data transfer, cloud services, and storage. So, cloud migration monitoring is crucial to handle budget overruns.
A typical cloud migration, on average, demands a few weeks to even a few months. Conversely, more complex migrations can demand several months to even a year or more. The duration of a cloud migration relies on the type and number of applications to migrate.
The typical cost of a cloud-based migration process can extend from $5,000 (applicable for smaller workloads) to $500,000 (or even higher, which is appropriate for more extensive, complicated migrations).
The key components included in a cloud migration plan are assessment and planning, migration strategy, cost estimation, security and compliance, data migration, testing and validation, training and change management, post-migration support, and governance and control.