Just blob it in: Microsoft greases skids for data migration to Azure
Microsoft is introducing a new tool intended to help make migrating files and folders from on-premises systems to the Azure cloud that much easier.
In the preview release, Microsoft is targeting the migration of an on-premises network file system share to an Azure blob container, with support for more combinations of data sources and migration targets coming in the future, according to Jurgen Willis, vice president of Azure optimized workloads and storage.
Azure Storage Mover uses virtual machines as migration agents that run in the network. The agent includes information about the job migration run as well as metrics and copy logs that are accessed through the Azure Monitor service.
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