How to create an On-Prem Hyper-V virtual machine (VM) and migrate it to the Microsoft Azure cloud

In this video we see how we can easily create a Hyper-V virtual machine (VM) on premises and immediately upload it to the Microsoft Azure cloud.
In just 15 minutes we see the 10 steps necessary to do it, from the creation of the local VM, to the Login in it once migrated to the Microsoft Azure cloud.
For the complete list of the 10 steps used in this tutorial and to get URL to access the Powershell scripts from Microsoft to prepare the VM as shown in the video, please visit: consulcat.com/en/create-a-loc...

[@richardwaldron1684]

A really good end-to-end demo, even showing the creation of the new VM from the image at the end. I also like when authors put the extra effort in to do the chapters to viewers can easily navigate to the key sections. Very helpful, thanks for posting.

[@faisalkazi8505]

Thanks for this video as you are doing a great job. Keep it up

[@uYahbonaEmbo]

Tommorrow its me and the Hyper V server converting VM’s VHDX default format to VHD, Sysprep ,Powershell. Thanks for the great video

[@VijayKumar-id9vy]

Thank you for the video, it usefull one.

[@MrBabakjaberi]

Clean and clear!
What is the advantage of using Azure Site Recovery for doing the same thing but in more complicated steps? Is that for doing regular site recovery vs one-time?

[@frankfrohberg8679]

Will Sysprep reset all the user setings? I want to migrate a terminal server to azure which already has many user profiles configured.

[@TS-lk7zu]

Creating VM from the image keeps hanging by creating in the deployment. Do you have any idea? I did followed every step mentioned in your video.