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- Migrate your Windows Server Workloads to Azure | Microsoft Azure
Increase cloud server efficiency, enhance security, and optimize costs by migrating Windows Server workloads to Azure Find Azure server resources to get started today
- Compare Azure Local to Windows Server - Azure Local
This article explains key differences between Azure Local and Windows Server and provides guidance about when to use each Both products are actively supported and maintained by Microsoft
- Why migrate Windows Server and SQL Server to Azure: ROI, innovation . . .
Learn how Azure can deliver real business value through cost optimization and streamlined productivity for their Windows Server and SQL Server deployments
- Maximize your business potential: Migrate your Windows Server to Azure . . .
Learn what’s coming next in Windows Server 2025, get best practices for security and identity, and tips for cloud migration and hybrid cloud management However, as businesses embrace modernization, a lack of cloud talent and experience is one of the greatest obstacles
- Future-proof your workloads with Windows Server updates and Azure . . .
“Migrate and Secure Windows Server Workloads on Azure”: learn how to manage your hybrid workloads by migrating physical and virtual on-premises to Azure and get the benefits of Azure features including improved governance and Azure Arc
- Replace Windows File Servers with Azure File Sync
This article explains how you can use Azure Files and Azure File Sync to replace or extend your on-premises Windows file servers to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO), increase flexibility, and simplify data protection and access control
- Modernize server management from Configuration Manager to Azure Arc
Learn how to modernize server management from Configuration Manager to Azure Arc
- Connecting Windows Server to Azure hybrid services
Using Azure hybrid services within Windows Admin Center, you can: Protect virtual machines and use cloud-based backup and disaster recovery (HA DR) Extend on-premises capacity with storage and compute in Azure, and simplify network connectivity to Azure
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