Azure Migrate Appliance
Hi, We are planning to migrate 100 servers to Azure and are looking for guidance on deploying the Azure Migrate appliance. Due to space limitations on-premises, we do not have room to deploy the appliance locally. Is it possible to deploy the Azure Migrate appliance in an Azure virtual machine (VM) within our existing Azure subscription? if so we would like to deploy the VM, install the Azure Migrate appliance, and then use it to assess, discover, and perform dependency analysis for our on-premises virtual and physical servers. Additionally, we are considering using the "Physical Server" option by downloading the installer script from the Azure Migrate appliance. Can you please confirm if this approach is viable, are there any additional steps or considerations we should be aware of by deploying the appliance in Azure on a VM. ThanksApp compatibility assessments in Azure Migrate (Private Preview)
During the recently concluded https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/windows-server-summit, the Windows App compatibility team showcased a new private preview service called the Azure Migrate: app assessment for Windows server. Details of the service and private preview can be found in this http://aka.ms/AppAssessmentPreview and this http://aka.ms/AppAssessment. This service eases your Azure migration plan by: Showing your applications running in VMs and Showing the compatibility of each application against a target Windows OS. We’re looking to have more participants in the private preview, if you are interested then you can http://aka.ms/AppAssessmentRegister.
What would be the minimum role (IAM) for performing a succesful Azure Migrate?
I would like to know what the least privileged role is for performing an Azure Migrate. Often, a customer does not want to give you full permissions (e.g. Owner, Contributor) to a subscription. However, the Reader role does not have specific permissions within an Azure Migrate. You can think of creating/changing an assessment, exporting an assessment, etc. How should we deal with this?
