Migrating Virtual Machines to Azure
- In this session we will focus on creating the simulated on-premise environment
- Our Goal is to migrate virtual machines running on windows server on-premise to azure
- For simulating the on-premise environment, we will be creating an azure vm with hyper v enabled. Then lets create virtual machines on it.
- Refer Here to create a windows vm in azure to simulate on-premise environment
- Create a resource group to simulate on-premise
- Create a windows vm with size mentioned in the documentation above
- Now login into vm by executing
mstsc -v public ip - Now follow the steps as done in the class by referring document to create nested virtualization
- To Create Virtual Machines, we have two options create them using gui options by downloading operating system images (iso)
- We can create virtual machines easily on hyper v by using a software called as vagrant Refer Here
- On the windows server
- Install Chocolatey
- Install Vagrant using Chocolatey
- Now Refer Here and choose any two virtual machine images
- centos/7
- generic/ubuntu1804
- Create 2 folders
- centos
- ubuntu
- Next Steps:
- Lets create virtual machines using vagrant on hyper v.
