Kickstarting your migration to Google Cloud (5 Steps)

Welcome to the first episode of Migrating to Google Cloud 101 where we guide you through the journey of migrating your application to the Cloud. In this first episode, Priyanka Vergadia guides you through the first 5 steps needed to kickstart your migration to Google Cloud.

Product: Google Cloud; fullname: Priyanka Vergadia;

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[karthikplus]

It is always a Pleasure to watch the videos from Priyanka and the content is so rich and the duration of 5-10 min keeps the attention span and registers well with the viewers. Thank you Priyanka and Google team for such wonderful learning bytes.

[gokulramesh]

Can't thank you enough for creating content like these, What you explain in 5 mins would take me 3-4 hours to understand by reading the corresponding documentation.

[thecloudcareers]

Thanks for the wonderful content!!! The recent series of GCP episodes by you guys are really worth of watching in a fun oriented way.

[handsonlabssoftwareacademy]

5 stars Google, ld gladly give this to them for taking open source computing to the next level.

[ManojPachigolla]

Wow!!! It's really interesting like always . . . Kudos GCP :)

[shri]

Awesome, just really !! You'll should make the migration series into a playlist so we don't miss any of them

[ramnaganathan]

We follow a slightly different approach.More than happy to share

[pratsp]

any tips on how to migrate data on a periodic basis from AWS DocumentDB to Big Query (without affecting the performance of app connected to AWS DocumentDB) ?

[sudeshnaborah]

You have made it very simple and interesting. Loved it.

[ajaysh]

Can you give practical migration of vsphere VM to gcp

[jeevankumarrk]

Hi, I am new to migration scenarios. I have got an opportunity in my company to migrate apps on prem DC to google cloud. Could you help me with any use cases or guide me how to start my journey? Your help is much appreciated.

[mohammedmansoor]

May this is not the right platform to give feedback about the book "visualizing Google Cloud" The font size used in diagrams are very small, one may need magnifying glass to read them

[amandaheyliger]

great content simple and easy to understand!