Summary of Data cenetr eneterprise application Migration Process

There are many different aspects to consider when selecting, evaluating, and planning the migration of a data center application to a cloud. The process begins with analysis of the factors for the application and a comparison of these factors to different types of cloud computing environments. Your next steps are to analyze and measure application details that help in building a migration plan, as well as a plan for testing each phase of the migration. This process (Figure below) often is iterative, because data might be uncovered that leads to the reevaluation of the results in prior phases. Although no single approach will work for all applications, the best practices recommended here will help in determining application suitability and performing a smooth migration. Finally, Cisco Services are ideally placed to help you devise and develop an advanced application migration approach that will help justify your investment in cloud computing

APPLICATION MIGRATION PROCESS:

STEP1: FACTORS(Business & Technical); Cloud Services( SaaS, IaaS,PaaS); Cloud Type(Private;Public;Hybrid)

STEP2: Architecture Requirements;Geographic Access Requirements

STEP3: Application  Dependency Mapping; Application Profiling;Application Migration Plan and Tests


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