Poll for service in the cloud

[sjpage10]

just want to see how many schools have moved to the cloud for services/infrastructure ,plz forgive the typos

 

this post is for the Poll !

Edited June 28, 2022 by sjpage10

[TechMonkey]

What are you after or thinking? That is a very broad question. We have moved some services to cloud but not all.

[sjpage10]

we are at the point of renewing our servers and i want to see if its worth investing in them for the next 5 /6 years !

 

sorry i should have said , i created the post for the poll to see what others are currently doing

Edited June 28, 2022 by sjpage10

[HPlum78]

I have said this a number of times on here, moving to the cloud should not be and cannot be a lift and shift exercise. If you do that then you will not get any real benefit, especially if you are just replicating tin (IaaS). The real gains are from migrating services so if you run a website then migrate that to an IIS (PaaS) offering (if you are looking at Azure). Anyhow see my previous posts for more info.

[robyholmes]

All our user storage apart from a 100Mb share (Yes, I did use the default quota in FSRM for this) which is required for our 20 year old secure data transfer programme our LA insist on still using. Plus local storage for apps, MSI's etc. All other user storage is in Office 365 in OneDrive, Teams & SharePoint.

 

Local server wise we have a S2D host setup and one physical DC (Which I'll remove soon I'm sure as we have a VM DC on one host, and another ready on the other). It's mainly for running Papercut, SCCM (Slowly moving to Intune), AD Connect and DCs. Hardly gets any stick and the aim is for it to be replaced in 5 years time with a smaller setup, or just directly to core switches for DHCP & DNS.

 

Main thing we're waiting on now is a cloud version of Papercut which is being worked on but I'm told not ready yet for education.