Migrate Windows Server Workloads to Azure
With Windows Server 2025 now available, organizations can leverage Azure to migrate their Windows Server workloads seamlessly. By moving your business-critical workloads to Azure, you can benefit from hybrid cloud agility and advanced security features. Whether you choose to deploy on Azure, on-premises, or in a hybrid cloud environment with Azure Arc, Windows Server on Azure provides a trusted cloud platform for your operations.
Cost Optimization with Windows Server Virtual Machines
By deploying Windows Server virtual machines on Azure, you can reduce costs and optimize your monthly consumption pricing. Leveraging the Azure Hybrid Benefit discounted rate on your Windows Server and SQL Server licenses can lead to significant savings. Additionally, you can maximize your cost-efficiency by purchasing compute resources in advance with reservation pricing on Azure.
Frequently Asked Questions about Windows Server on Azure
1. Which on-premises Windows Server VMs can I migrate to Azure?
2. What if I'm not ready for a full migration to Azure?
3. How do I determine the best Windows VMs for my workload?
4. Can I transfer my existing Windows Server license to Azure?
5. Will Azure really save me money?
6. What should I do if I'm using an older version of Windows Server that has reached end of support?
7. How can I host a server on Azure?
These FAQs address common queries about leveraging Windows Server on Azure.
Azure Migrate and Modernize for Windows Workloads
To streamline the process of migrating and modernizing Windows workloads on Azure, organizations can utilize Azure Migrate. This tool, powered by AI, assists in efficiently moving workloads to Azure, optimizing performance and cost savings. By embracing Azure's global infrastructure and modernization tools, businesses can enhance their operations and security while benefiting from cloud scalability.