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Hello there, and welcome to Pluralsight. This module is

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entitled Migrate Workloads to Windows Server 2022.

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My name's Tim Warner.

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This module is entirely focused on migrating specific Windows Server

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workloads to more recent versions of Windows Server,

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particularly the latest, Windows Server 2022.

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By the end of this module, you'll understand how to migrate DHCP, print servers,

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Remote Desktop Services, or RDS hosts,

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Internet Information Services, or IIS, web servers, and

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Hyper‑V virtualization hosts This course,

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Windows Server 2022: Migrate Servers and Workloads, is

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all about, wait for it, migration.

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There's five modules.

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The first one dealt with using the Storage Migration

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Service to migrate on‑premises storage.

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Then we looked at migrating entire servers into Azure.

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Today, we're concerned, as I mentioned, with migrating specific Windows Server

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workloads to newer machines. After which, we'll examine how to move IIS‑based

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web applications into Azure. That's a lot of fun.

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I'm looking forward to teaching you that in particular. And then last, we

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come back on‑prem and we migrate an Active Directory Domain Services

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infrastructure, the Windows Server 2022 AD DS.

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You ready? Let's get to work.