Migrate to Windows Server

WEBVTT Welcome and thanks for joining us for this overview. This is for the module on migrating to Windows Server. I'll be your host slash, I guess, learner advocate for this module. My name is Sophie Goodwin, I'm an edutainer here at ACI Learning, and I'll be asking questions along the way, facilitating the discussion and asking the things that maybe you'd like to ask at home. I'm certified in cybersecurity, but all this stuff about migrating to Windows Server is new to me, so I will be learning along with you. Then of course, we've got Mr. Charles Pluda. He's going to be walking us through this as our subject matter expert for this module. Charles, tell us a little bit about yourself. Thanks Sophie. Hey everyone, my name is Charles. I'm a Microsoft certified trainer. I've been in the industry for probably about 15 years now, and a trainer for 10 years of that. My background is infrastructure and security. I've been working with Windows Server probably most of that years and then transitioned to Azure here the last few years. So happy to talk about these hybrid scenarios where we're going to be migrating from whether it's on-prem, traditional Windows Server to new versions or to Azure. Okay. So for this specific course, I know we're going to be talking about migration obviously quite a bit. I know we get to learn some new words, at least for me, talk about forests and domains. Is there anything else that we'll be covering that we should get familiar with? Yes. So the high-level things of what we'll cover in this module do revolve all around migration. So that could be some storage from say one server to another server, maybe some services like DHCP or print servers that will migrate from one server to another, or it could be services to Azure. So maybe you're migrating a web server or IIS server to an Azure app service or to containers. We've got a bunch of different migration episodes for different scenarios that we'll go through. Okay. So other than what you've already mentioned here, assuming we should probably at least have some idea of what Charles is talking about here. But is there any other prerequisite knowledge that we should be bringing to the table as learners? Yes. So there's probably some both on the Windows server side as well as the Azure side. In Windows server, I'm just going to kind of assume that you already know what the Active Directory environment looks like, how to log in, how to authenticate. You're probably already managing these workloads today, but we'll walk through some of the basics. So you should know how those are all set up. Kind of the same idea on the Azure side. We're not going to go into any introductory level information there. You should already know what an Azure account is or an antenna, what the subscription looks like, how to create resource groups. And then we'll jump into creating the individual resource group that we need for or the individual resources that we need to migrate some of these services. All right. Well, now you know who we are. You know what we're going to be taking a look at in this module. And maybe some of the knowledge that you'll need to bring to the table or that it might be a good idea to just be familiar with getting into this to kind of make your life a little bit easier. But I think that's going to do it for this overview. So thanks for joining us for this overview on a Migrating to Windows Server. And we'll see you in the course.