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Migrate AWS EC2 to Azure VM using XMigrate

Event Date: Jan 26 2021
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In this session, we will learn how to migrate AWS EC2 instances to Azure VMs with the help of Xmigrate. Xmigrate (pronounced as cross-migrate) is an opensource tool for migrating your VM’s from anywhere to cloud and cloud to anywhere seemlesly. Xmigrate aims to help you to move your server, which is deployed in any X environment to Y public cloud platform. Here X can be on-prem or public cloud vendors like AWS, Azure, GCP etc and Y can be a public cloud platform.

Refer this article for more details related to Xmigrate: https://medium.com/xmigrateoss/xmigrate-explained-cf019418df1b

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Cloud Certifications and Roadmap

Event Date: Jan 26 2021


Event Description:

Cloud computing offers many opportunities for IT professionals to leverage their existing expertise while also embracing cloud computing technology. The field of Cloud Computing is drastically changing the way business is done across all industry sectors.

In this session, we will talk about getting Azure & AWS Certification, resources, tips & tricks to help you get prepped for those dreaded exams. This learning path is suitable for anybody looking to start and/or further their career in cloud computing and thoroughly explore the fundamentals of it.


Cloud Cost Optimization Strategies

Event Date: Dec 19 2020, 11:00 AM (IST)
Attendees: 44

Event Description:

As we know Cloud is the hottest thing right now in not only in Tech industry but in almost every industry. We all love cloud and its added benefits- scalability, resiliency, durability, availability etc. But may be you are spending more than you planned or looking for some creative ideas to spend less.

Cost Optimization is also one of the main pillar of Well Architect Framework in terms of using Cloud service or building cloud native applications. It is about ensuring about only paying for resources that we actually need. In this session, we will discuss recommendation/best practices we can adopt to move forward in cloud cost optimization journey.


Secure Your Microsoft Azure Cloud Environment

Event Date: Sep 12 2020, 10:00 AM (IST)

Attendees: 22

Event Description:

We know that security is job one in the cloud and how important it is that you find accurate and timely information about Azure security. One of the best reasons to use Azure for your applications and services is to take advantage of its wide array of security tools and capabilities. These tools and capabilities help make it possible to create secure solutions on the secure Azure platform. Microsoft Azure provides confidentiality, integrity, and availability of customer data, while also enabling transparent accountability.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/fundamentals/overview

In this session, we will discuss about best practices to secure Microsoft Azure Environment.


Make Azure Networking Work for You

Event Date: Oct 29 2020




Event Description:

Several services available within Microsoft Azure focus on traffic management and load-balancing workloads, and they provide a great option for commercial websites with more complex topology, fault tolerance or geo-distribution. During this session, we will look at Azure Networking components like Azure CDN, WAF and Azure Front Door to show how you can use them with your Sitecore infrastructure in Azure.


Hands-on Kubernetes on Microsoft Azure

Event Date: Sep 12 2020, 10:00 AM (IST)

Attendees: 37

Event Description:

What is Kubernetes?

Kubernetes Architecture

Docker image creation

Push Docker image to ACR

Deploy image to AKS

Troubleshooting of AKS

Question & Answers


Overview of Microsoft Azure

Event Date: Jul 14 2020, 10:00 AM (IST)

Attendees: 33

Event Description:

Topics to be covered in this session:

Overview of Cloud Computing

What is Microsoft Azure

Azure Compute Resources

Azure Storage Resources

Azure Serverless Resources

Azure Networking Resources

Quick Demo to host an application using Azure App service & Azure SQL Database

Question & Answers


Copy Data from Azure Data Lake using Azure Data Factory

Event Date: Mar 01 2020, 09:30 AM (IST)

Attendees: 40


Event Description

Overview of Azure Data factory

Discuss about Data lake Gen 1 and Gen 2

Demo to Move data from local file to Azure Data Lake Gen2

Demo to copy data from Gen1 to Gen2 using Azure Data Factory


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