Description: Migration refers to the process of moving data or applications from one environment to another. This process can involve transferring information between different systems, platforms, or cloud environments and is fundamental in managing technological infrastructures. Migration may be necessary for various reasons, such as upgrading obsolete systems, optimizing resources, improving security, or adapting to new technologies. There are different types of migration, including data migration, which focuses on moving information from one database to another; application migration, which involves moving software from one environment to another; and infrastructure migration, which refers to changing from physical servers to virtual or cloud environments. Migration can be a complex process that requires careful planning, testing, and validation to ensure that data and applications are transferred without loss of information or service interruptions. Additionally, migration can be performed manually or automatically, depending on the scale and complexity of the project. In the current context of cloud computing, migration has become even more relevant as many organizations seek to leverage the advantages of public, private, or hybrid clouds to enhance their operational agility and efficiency.
