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Transform with Microsoft on AWS

Talkat AWS Summit Online EMEA 2020 · on Tuesday, 2020-09-01· [cloud-infrastructure]
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Claims that AWS runs nearly 60% of public-cloud Windows servers and 14,000 Microsoft partners, and shows concrete tools: Amazon FSx for Windows File Server for managed SMB storage, AWS License Manager for license discovery and tracking, and the End-of-Support Migration Program (EMP) that packages legacy apps (captures install delta or runtime behavior) to run on Windows Server 2012/2016/2019. Cites DB Best and TSO Logic studies (up to 2x SQL performance, 72% uplift on M5 Xeon, and ~36% cost savings after right‑sizing), Nitro and bare‑metal i3.metal options, and MAP incentives.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:08AWS offers the best cloud for Windows workloads
  3. 3:56Reliability begins with the AWS global infrastructure
  4. 6:17Microsoft SQL Server on AWS powered by Intel Excellent performance
  5. 7:15Innovation enabled by the AWS Nitro System
  6. 8:27Amazon EC2 bare metal instances Amazon EC2 bare metal
  7. 9:40Amazon FSx for Windows File Server
  8. 10:46AWS License Manager
  9. 11:25Flexible options for Microsoft licenses in the AWS Cloud
  10. 12:31Specify product information to configure automated discovery
  11. 13:41What does Eos mean for enterprises?
  12. 14:27Legacy applications present migration challenges
  13. 15:30Migration: Legacy applications
  14. 16:08AWS EMP for Windows Server
  15. 16:58How does EMP compatibility package work?
  16. 19:42Cost optimization starts before migration
  17. 22:27Use optimization and licensing assessments to fund migrations to AWS
  18. 23:56Example savings: 22% on SQL Server workloads
  19. 25:11Making AWS migrations easy: Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) for Windows Reduce risk and offset initial cost of migration ANS
  20. 25:41Our experiences with customers point to 4 dominant modernization pathways
  21. 26:56SQL Server on Linux
  22. 27:59AWS leadership in containers
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