Data Management:
4 Steps for Cloud
Migration Success
The cloud is central to modern digital transformation, providing
scalability, elasticity, and agility for organizations in a time of
acceleration and change. But how do you migrate to the cloud
successfully? How can you guarantee your ongoing multicloud
deployment will be a success? It’s all about focusing on a strong
data management strategy—one that ensures your data is
available and protected at all times. Here are the four steps you
need to take to prepare your data for the cloud.
Step 1
Gain visibility
Before you consider cloud migration, you need
end-to-end visibility into your current systems.
You need a solution that shows you:
you need
end-to-end visibility into your current systems.
Where your data and applications reside
The systems that create value
The systems that just cost money
The resources each system is consuming
And how much those systems cost to maintain
Step 2
Ensure resiliency
Migrating complex systems to the cloud is, well, complex.
And once there, you still have to manage and protect your data. To avoid financial and reputational hits, you need a resiliency solution that:
Protects your cloud-based workloads with automated backups
Alerts you to outages
Automatically fails over to another cloud-based or on-premises environment
Step 3
Test for success
Look for a migration and resiliency solution that:
Before migrating core business workloads, you will need to test.
Efficiently creates a working clone of your system in the destination environment that doesn’t disrupt production
Allows you to run the cloned system without disrupting operational applications
Alerts your team to problems prior to migration
Step 4
Maintain mobility
Agility is the cornerstone of digital transformation.
The last thing you need is to be tied to a single vendor’s cloud. You need a migration and resiliency solution that can:
Flexibly move workloads anywhere to meet changing business goals
Free you from vendor lock-in
Support on-premises migrations to the cloud, between clouds, and back to the data center
The cloud is essential to digital transformation, but it’s not a cure for all data security and business continuity challenges. You must close the gap between digital transformation and data management before migration to protect your data and operations.
Learn more about how you can transform your data management strategy and better enable your journey to the cloud with Veritas.
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+1 (866) 837 4827
For specific country offices and contact
numbers, please visit our website.
Veritas Technologies is a global leader in data protection and availability.
Copyright © 2021 Veritas Technologies LLC. All rights reserved. Veritas, the Veritas Logo, and NetBackup are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Veritas Technologies LLC or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
—rely on us to abstract IT complexity and simplify data management. The Veritas Enterprise Data Services Platform automates the protection and orchestrates the recovery of data everywhere it lives, ensures 24/7 availability of business-critical applications, and provides enterprises with the insights they need to comply with evolving data regulations. With a reputation for reliability at scale and a deployment model to fit any need, Veritas Enterprise Data Services Platform supports more than 800 different data sources, over 100 different operating systems, more than 1,400 storage targets, and more than 60 different cloud platforms. Learn more at . Follow us on Twitter at .
Over 80,000 customers—including 87 percent of the Fortune Global
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The cloud is central to modern digital transformation, providing
scalability, elasticity, and agility for organizations in a time of
acceleration and change. But how do you migrate to the cloud
successfully? How can you guarantee your ongoing multicloud
deployment will be a success? It’s all about focusing on a strong
data management strategy—one that ensures your data is
available and protected at all times. Here are the four steps you
need to take to prepare your data for the cloud.
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Data Management:
4 Steps for Cloud
Migration Success
The cloud is central to modern digital transformation, providing
scalability, elasticity, and agility for organizations in a time of
acceleration and change. But how do you migrate to the cloud
successfully? How can you guarantee your ongoing multicloud
deployment will be a success? It’s all about focusing on a strong
data management strategy—one that ensures your data is
available and protected at all times. Here are the four steps you
need to take to prepare your data for the cloud.
Step 1
Gain visibility
Before you consider cloud migration, you need
end-to-end visibility into your current systems.
You need a solution that shows you:
you need
end-to-end visibility into your current systems.
Where your data and applications reside
The systems that create value
The systems that just cost money
The resources each system is consuming
And how much those systems cost to maintain
Step 2
Ensure resiliency
Migrating complex systems to the cloud is, well, complex.
And once there, you still have to manage and protect your data. To avoid financial and reputational hits, you need a resiliency solution that:
Protects your cloud-based workloads with automated backups
Alerts you to outages
Automatically fails over to another cloud-based or on-premises environment
Step 3
Test for success
Look for a migration and resiliency solution that:
Before migrating core business workloads, you will need to test.
Efficiently creates a working clone of your system in the destination environment that doesn’t disrupt production
Allows you to run the cloned system without disrupting operational applications
Alerts your team to problems prior to migration
Step 4
Maintain mobility
Agility is the cornerstone of digital transformation.
The last thing you need is to be tied to a single vendor’s cloud. You need a migration and resiliency solution that can:
Flexibly move workloads anywhere to meet changing business goals
Free you from vendor lock-in
Support on-premises migrations to the cloud, between clouds, and back to the data center
The cloud is essential to digital transformation, but it’s not a cure for all data security and business continuity challenges. You must close the gap between digital transformation and data management before migration to protect your data and operations.
Learn more about how you can transform your data management strategy and better enable your journey to the cloud with Veritas.
read the PAPER
about veritas
read the PAPER
about veritas
About Veritas
2625 Augustine Drive, Santa Clara, CA 95054
+1 (866) 837 4827
For specific country offices and contact
numbers, please visit our website.
Veritas Technologies is a global leader in data protection and availability.
Copyright © 2021 Veritas Technologies LLC. All rights reserved. Veritas, the Veritas Logo, and NetBackup are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Veritas Technologies LLC or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
—rely on us to abstract IT complexity and simplify data management. The Veritas Enterprise Data Services Platform automates the protection and orchestrates the recovery of data everywhere it lives, ensures 24/7 availability of business-critical applications, and provides enterprises with the insights they need to comply with evolving data regulations. With a reputation for reliability at scale and a deployment model to fit any need, Veritas Enterprise Data Services Platform supports more than 800 different data sources, over 100 different operating systems, more than 1,400 storage targets, and more than 60 different cloud platforms. Learn more at . Follow us on Twitter at .
Over 80,000 customers—including 87 percent of the Fortune Global
www.veritas.com
@veritastechllc
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www.veritas.com/company/contact
www.veritas.com