Modernize and Migrate with Hybrid Cloud Flexibility

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Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM Pacific Time

Gain skills and knowledge to confidently navigate your cloud journey directly from Azure customers and experts at this free digital event. Learn how to modernize and migrate your apps, infrastructure, and data quickly and efficiently with Azure.

Register for this digital event to:

  • Join sessions with step-by-step guidance on modernizing and migrating specific workloads—including servers, web apps, relational data, and infrastructure.
  • Discover hybrid cloud solutions to help you modernize and migrate at your own pace.
  • Hear best practices and success stories from real Azure customers like GE, Volkswagen Financial Services, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Jotun and Planzer.
  • Get hands-on experience in workshops, a cloud skills challenge, and demo videos on modernizing Java and .NET apps, SQL Server databases, containerization, and infrastructure migration.

Get a chance to win Surface headphones, Surface earbuds, or a Bose SoundLink micro speaker by registering for this free digital event. 15 winners will be selected following the event. Boost your chances by earning points through activities like cloud skills challenge, workshops and an event survey.

Register: Modernize and Migrate with Hybrid Cloud Flexibility

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