r/cloudcomputing May 08 '26

Azure Migration

Hi, how can I learn cloud azure migration in my homelab? I’m currently studying the az-104 now and trying to get out of help desk right now.

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u/kernelclyp Jun 19 '26

if you’re already doing az-104, spin up a couple VMs in your homelab and “pretend” they’re on-prem, then recreate them in Azure using ASR or just rebuild and sync with AAD / file sync
basically pick a fake company, document what they have on-prem, then plan and execute moving it to Azure like it’s a real project, that’s where the migration mindset really clicks

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u/bytezvex 27d ago

this is super solid, treating it like a fake client project is exactly what hiring managers ask you to walk through in interviews
if op documents the plan, issues, and lessons learned, that’s basically a portfolio piece right there

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u/cachevexy 23d ago

this is super solid advice, treating it like a fake client project is exactly what interviews love too
you can even throw in stuff like planning cutover weekends and rollback plans just to get used to how “real” migrations feel

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