Exam AZ-305 topic 4 question 34 discussion

BOX one Correct. Azure Resource Mover, for moving resources between subscriptions, regions, resource groups. BOX Two: Correct Azure migrate for moving the resource on-premises to a resource group.

Given answer is correct. VM1 - Azure Resource Mover. VM2 - Azure Migrate.

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Correct VM1 (Azure virtual machine) Azure Resource Mover: Azure Resource Mover is designed to help you move resources across regions or resource groups within Azure. It is the appropriate tool for moving an existing Azure virtual machine to a different resource group. VM2 (On-premises virtual machine) Azure Migrate: Azure Migrate is a centralized hub that simplifies the migration and modernization journey to Azure. It provides the tools needed to assess and migrate on-premises virtual machines to Azure.

Given Answer is correct as per Azure Resource Move: Move resources to another subscription Move resources to another resource group Move resources to another region Azure Migrate provides a simplified migration, modernization, and optimization service for Azure. All pre-migration steps such as discovery, assessments, and right-sizing of on-premises resources are included for infrastructure, data, and applications. Azure Migrate’s extensible framework allows for integration of third-party tools, thus expanding the scope of supported use-cases https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/management/move-resources-overview https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/migrate/migrate-services-overview

you can use Azure Arc to add an on-premises VM to an Azure resource group. Azure Arc enables you to manage your on-premises servers, virtual machines, and Kubernetes clusters from the Azure portal, treating them as if they were running in Azure.

Azure Resource Mover, for moving resources between subscriptions, regions, resource groups. Azure migrate for moving the resource on-premises to a resource group. Arc does move stuff

VM1 - Azure Resource Mover. VM2 - Azure Migrate.

Azure Resource Mover and box 2 is Azure Arc. When you generate the script in the Azure Portal to add a onpremises server to Azure, the script allows you to configure the subscription, Resource Group and region where the server is going to be added

Box 1: Azure Resource Mover Box 2: Azure Migrate

Given answer is correct

1: Azure resource Mover 2: Azure ARC: you just need to move it to a resource group, you are not requested to migrate the vm

Given answer appears correct since the questions does imply move rather than manage. Question states: "You need to move the virtual machines to RG2."

VM1 = Azure Resource Mover VM2 = Azure ARC Explanation: the hint is VM2 being on-prem, has N/A as RG. to put it in an RG as was requested, you definitely need ARC. It is never requested to migrate VM2 to Azure ! Just move the ressource to the RG ...

I agree that Resource Mover and Migrate is the "microsoft answer" And it's BullSht. In a production environment, when have you ever been able to move a VM with this tool? The only time you're ever going to get it to work is in some test sub with one VM on the vnet. I wish they would stop acting like this is realistically possible.

They didn't asked to move VM2 from on-premisses to Azure VM. They just asked to move VM2 to Resource group. Azure Arc provides a centralized, unified way to manage entire environment together by projecting your existing non-Azure and/or on-premises resources into Azure Resource Manager. Azure Arc simplifies governance and management by delivering a consistent multi-cloud and on-premises management platform. VM2 = Azure Arc https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-arc/overview