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Classify data and residency requirements
Business · Cloud
Move the right workload to cloud
Cloud adoption is more than renting capacity. Classify workloads, data, integrations and recovery requirements before choosing an architecture.
Availability, pricing, equipment and service terms must be confirmed for the exact address and date.
Key considerations
Start with what genuinely matters
Evaluate cloud requirements around data, performance, security, backup and growth.
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Define backup and recovery objectives
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Estimate load, growth and operating costs
Selection guide
Move from need to a suitable approach
Inventory applications, data, dependencies and load patterns before discussing capacity. A workload with sensitive data, low-latency needs or legacy integration requires a different assessment from a new horizontally scalable service.
- Classify data and residency requirements
- Define backup and recovery objectives
- Estimate load, growth and operating costs
Details to verify
What to verify before continuing
Confirm the responsibility model, data location, backup, recovery objectives, monitoring, transfer costs and an exit plan.
FAQ
Questions worth clarifying
Does moving a system to cloud automatically create backups?
It cannot be assumed. Backup, retention and recovery testing must be configured and verified separately.
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