AWS Architecture Use-Case: Migrating an Enterprise Web-app from on-premise to AWS Cloud

Question: For point #3, why do we need to call the Azure API over the internet using the Nat Gateway when we have already established a private connection between on-prem and AWS ?

Sir, your videos are amazing...full of real life scenarios...but your delivery is very slow...and dull..please be little energetic..it will sound brilliant!! just a feedback

the interviewer asked me that the client wants to migrate a two-tier application from on-prem to aws cloud. What is the best strategy? Please suggest what will be the best answer

Great video.. Im thriving to crack an AWS architect role , this video gives an idea of how to approach a scenario in practical way . My one question is what all do we do from an assesment phase , is the solution cost effective , and how do we ensure the solution we provide would expect the application to run with better performance and when do we expect to reap benefits of moving to cloud and the new solutions ... Sorry if my questions are too many . These are the kindoff questions as an architect would come across.. So seeing if we have anything related to it .

Best as always ❤️

Excellent video. good explanation. One question. from the performance perspective, any difference if we use VPC endpoint compare to direct connect?

Hi, Your Explanation of migration is nice. I guess you have uploaded only one video regarding migration. Please try to upload a new videos regarding migration and it's scenarios. If possible take the scenario of migrating Java based applications and it's respective database from on premise data center to AWS. Why because we get to know about Devops lifecycle where you use Maven, Tomcat, Jenkins and any automation by using ansible etc... Please upload anything related to this migration scenarios so that we will get good knowledge of AWS and Devops.

can you show oracle to cloud mysql migration for enterprise and then monitoring tools please!

Thanks for sharing video. What are the services need to use .net application migration to aws cloud and RDS as well. what if rds failover occurs.what are the steps to be followed. Please make the video if possible.

Hey Mayank... How do I contact you ? I am interested in your Subscription model... but have few queries to clarify first ?

do u have a group for Azure technologies

Thanks a lot Sir....you are just amazing. Your topic coverage is really good. Appreciate if you can share some case study on AWS Linux migration with Direct connect and Full data migration from on premise to cloud.

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On premises not on premise. Premises = a property whereas premise = a suggested idea

Wonderful scenario and very well explained in details as same as all your other wonderful videos. Thank you 🙏

Great video. What software you use to draw diagram at 24.22?

Very informative

Great video as usual your other videos

Very nicely put information

Where is the remaining video that shows the demo??

suppose I am migrating from my on premise with the help of SCT TOOL and DMS ms sql server to aws rds mysql then do I need to have public ip in my laptop then our source endpoint can be created ? because I am getting network issue while source endpoint testing ?

next question is what should I put in server name while creating DMS source endpoint ? ip or server name of my laptop? my local home laptop i m using not aws ec2 for ms sql server ?

Very nice explanation. Could you also plan to make some video where you actually perform the migratio.

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One of the best channels out there. The tutor is exceptional. One small request. Kindly create same series for Azure and focus on presales, use cases (like solutioning, migration use-cases) and devops for Azure/AWS

Very nice 👍

I want to thank you knowledge India ❤️. 3years ago I started my career as a beginner AWS Solution Architect. Your videos are really helpful. Thanks a lot sir ❤️

Very useful sir...

Loved the use cases. Great video and explanation - KI, but I feel may be some parts of it needs to be updated. For example: Amazon RDS for SQL Server now provides the SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Services) as an OOTB functionality. Similarly, to migrate the existing users within the on-prem domain to Cloud, one may opt for the Migration Toolkit along with PES (password export service) aka "AWS Managed Microsoft AD", instead of using a Lambda. Of-course I haven't done any price comparison between - using the OOTB functionalities and the way it's been explained in the video.

would love to hear from you!

Hi Team, I joined as platinum member. How can I connect to discuss on my scenario for 60min as mentioned

Good one..

Could we not use ADMT(Aws AD migration tool) to migrate on-prem AD to AWS?

Very Very Useful content in this video.
Thank you Knowledge India...

Do we really need to have two separate availability zone for the NAT gateway, ELB, RDS .. they are anyways managed internally as high availability entities. Also, sine we are just using EC2 for compute we can have it on auto recovery with the latest AMI of last release. I may be thinking out loud and wrong but this is something I thought can be achieved with lesser cost.

thanks

Great - Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the video,i have some use cases, could you please help preparation of architecture?

It is a nice use case. Lambda has some limitation we can' t if it runs beyound 10-15min. Not sure if all the reports processing/loading can be completed in 15min.

Please create more such use cases... they are so good

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Loved the use cases. Great video and explanation

Great!

Totally appreciate bro in 2022. Good quality scenario. It clears so much of the issues in a single 30 minutes.

Can we add it in our resume

Fantastic illustration, well detailed descriptions . Thank you

Thank you so much Sir, I appreciate your effort but i am new to the AWS Cloud so i understand the Use cases but getting difficulty in implementing this. So please let me know the solution of this use case

thank you so much for sharing the use case sir, i requested for such a video, in one of the comments, my wish is true. The explanation is clear and knowledge-rich. Thank you again, looking for more videos in this series.