VM Migration

Google Cloud's four step structured Cloud Migration Path Methodology provides a defined and repeatable path for users to follow when migrating and modernizing Virtual Machines. In this quest, you will get hands-on practice with Google's current solution set for VM assessment, planning, migration, and modernization. You will start by analyzing your lab environment and building assessment reports with CloudPhysics and StratoZone, then build a landing zone within Google Cloud leveraging Terraform's infrastructure-as-code templates, next you will manually transform a two-tier application into a cloud-native workload running on Kubernetes, and finally, transform a VM workload into Kubernetes with Migrate for Anthos and migrate a VM between cloud environments.

• VM Migration: Introduction to StratoZone Assessments
• In this lab you'll learn how to assess an IT environment with StratoZone's scalable discovery.
• VM Migration: Planning
• This lab provides a high level overview of the Google Cloud Adoption Framework and then deep dives into how to automate environment setup and deployments on GCP.
• Migrate for Anthos: Qwik Start
• In this lab you'll use Migrate for Anthos to migrate a Compute Engine VM instance to a corresonding container image hosted in a Kubernetes pod.
• Migrate for Anthos: Windows
• In this lab you will use Migrate for Anthos to migrate a Compute Engine VM running a Windows image into a Kubernetes Cluster using a processing cluster.
• Migrate for Compute Engine
• Use Migrate for Compute Engine to migrate an EC2 instance from AWS to Compute Engine on Google Cloud and verify the migration