Simplifying Migrations with GCP Migration Discovery Tool

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As a system administrator at ICTBIT Solutions, I’ve had the privilege of working with various tools to help businesses make their move to the #publiccloud. One tool that stands out in our recent projects is Google Cloud’s Migration Discovery Tool, which plays a key role in simplifying the complex process of cloud migration.

Many companies aren’t sure which parts of their IT environment are ready for the cloud. Older systems, customized configurations and some security rules can make this process complex and challenging. Businesses need a detailed picture of their virtual machines, servers and databases before making decisions.

#Google’s Migration Discovery Tool simplifies this process. This tool is deployed within the client’s environment to collect important data, such as performance metrics, configuration details and resource utilization. This information is used to create accurate cost estimates and customized migration plans tailored to the client’s specific needs. Spoiler: In my next article, I’ll share how a recent site review for a municipality revealed some unexpected insights and set the stage for future DR solution 😉

The Migration Discovery Tool offers three main ways to collect data, and we leverage each one, depending on the needs and the available setup:

1. One-Time Data Collection – A quick snapshot of the environment.

2. Continuous Data Collection – Ongoing insights over time.

3. Manual Data Import – Allows precise control using tools like RVTools.

By using the most suitable method for each project, we can adapt to even the most complicated environments, ensuring a smooth transition to the cloud.

The detailed assessments give businesses the information they need to move to the cloud confidently. We analyze the infrastructure and costs to ensure the migration is smooth, cost-effective, and meets the client’s specific needs.

Sounds interesting?

Feel free to talk to me about it, or one of my team members at #ictbit

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