Overview
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Discover how to use AWS Server Migration Service to migrate existing workloads—including VMware, Hyper-V, and Azure VMs—to the cloud.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- VM migration in AWS
- What you should know
- An introduction to AWS Server Migration Service
- AWS Server Migration Service benefits
- Basic AWS Server Migration Service limitations
- VM migration requirements
- Windows VM migration requirements
- Linux VM migration requirements
- Basic VM migration limitations
- VM licensing impacts
- Install the AWS Server Migration Connector on VMware
- VMware connector requirements
- Downloading the AWS Server Migration Connector
- Creating the AWS Server Migration Connector VM
- Configure VM network settings
- Testing the VM's network settings
- Create the service account
- Configure the VMware connector
- Hyper-V connector requirements
- Creating a service account
- Download the Server Migration Connector
- Create the Server Migration Connector VM
- Configure the VM's IP address
- Perform a communications test
- Download the Hyper-V configuration script
- Run the configuration script
- Configure the Hyper-V connector
- Replicate a Hyper-V VM
- Azure migration requirements
- Download the connector installation script
- Gather the required information
- Deploy the Azure connector
- Configure the Azure connector
- Replicate an Azure VM
- Troubleshoot the connector
- Monitor a replication job
- Delete a replication job
- Create an EC2 instance from a replicated VM
- Next steps
