Windows Server on Azure: A Trusted Cloud Platform
Azure Space offers a reliable and trusted cloud platform for running your Windows Server workloads. Whether you choose to deploy on Azure, on-premises, or in a hybrid cloud environment with Azure Arc, you can count on the agility and advanced security features provided by Azure to support your business-critical applications.
Migrate Windows Server Workloads to Azure
With Azure Space, you can seamlessly migrate your existing Windows Server virtual machines (VMs) to Azure. This migration not only enables you to take advantage of the scalability and flexibility of the cloud but also helps you reduce costs associated with maintaining on-premises infrastructure.
Cost Optimization with Windows Server Virtual Machines
By leveraging the Azure Hybrid Benefit discounted rate on your Windows Server licenses and SQL Server licenses, you can significantly reduce your monthly consumption pricing on Azure. Additionally, maximizing your Azure savings is made possible by purchasing compute resources in advance with reservation pricing.
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 to fully migrate servers to Azure?
3. How do I find the right Windows VMs for my workload?
4. Can I bring my existing Windows Server license to Azure?
5. Can Azure really save me money?
6. What 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 common questions and more are answered to help you make informed decisions about leveraging Azure for your Windows Server needs.
Azure Migrate and Modernize with AI-powered Assistance
Azure provides tools like Azure Migrate to help you seamlessly transition your workloads to the cloud. Additionally, with AI-powered assistance, you can modernize your applications and infrastructure for enhanced efficiency and performance. Explore the capabilities of Azure Space to streamline your migration and modernization processes.