Microsoft and Red Hat commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic ImpactTM (TEI) study of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Azure, based on interviews with customers who have migrated their RHEL workloads to Azure.
In response to the global health and macroeconomic crisis that began last year, customers have been accelerating their digital transformation efforts at an unprecedented pace to help bolster organizational resilience.
Migrating to the cloud is an evolution, and it is important to think differently about how you consume resources. As you’re building a business case in your organization, it is critical to step back and understand the cloud’s key constructs and transform your mindset.
As businesses look to the cloud to ensure business resiliency and to spur innovation, we continue to see customer migrations to Azure accelerate.
Cloud migrations are an effective way to drive operational efficiencies and to flip capital expenses to operational.
As you move through assessments and plan your migration, it is critical to get buy in from your CFO and other financial stakeholders—even more so in today’s challenging macro-climate.
We are currently in the midst of unprecedented times. The implications of the global health crisis to healthcare, public policy, and the economy are expected to be far reaching.
We are delivering Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes in preview to our customers. With this, anyone can use Azure Arc to connect and configure any Kubernetes cluster across customer datacenters, edge locations and multi-cloud.
At Microsoft Ignite in 2018, we shared best practices on how to move to the cloud and why Azure is the best destination for all your apps, data, and infrastructure.
If you are like many of our customers, you are running a mix of applications in your on-premises datacenters, multiple cloud environments, and edge.