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Simplifying complex data centre migration process

Data centre migration and relocation can be both complex and challenging processes that require careful planning and execution. While migration involves moving applications and workloads from one data centre to another, relocation involves physically moving equipment and infrastructure to a new location. At NEXTDC, we understand the unique challenges of both migration and relocation. We can lean into the expertise of Australia's largest channel partner ecosystem to guide organisations to navigate this process confidently. Our world-class facilities, experienced team, and advanced technologies guarantee 100% Uptime, enabling NEXTDC to provide seamless and secure data centre solutions that meet the needs of any organisation, large or small.

Types of data center migration, and advantages

Consolidation Relocation Cloud migration Hybrid migration

Consolidation data centres can improve access control, physical and network security, and simplify compliance efforts. This approach also streamlines IT infrastructure by standardising hardware and software, reducing physical locations, and improving scalability. Consolidation can lead to cost savings, easier management and maintenance of the IT infrastructure. For instance, a company with multiple data centres in different regions or countries can consolidate them into a few strategically located colocation facilities to enhance security, compliance, efficiency and cost savings.

Data centre relocation is a complex process that involves physically moving infrastructure and equipment from one location to another. It is often chosen by businesses looking to reduce costs and management overhead, as well as to gain access to broader, more diverse connectivity options. For instance, a company that is outgrowing its existing data centre may choose to relocate to a larger colocation facility that offers more space and improved connectivity. This can result in cost savings, improved scalability, and easier management and maintenance of the IT infrastructure. A reliable colocation provider like NEXTDC can offer world-class facilities and services to support their relocation needs.

Cloud migration has become a crucial component of modern business strategies, and for a good reason. By moving their IT workloads and infrastructure to the cloud, businesses can unlock significant cost savings, improve scalability and enhance agility. However, successful cloud migration requires more than just picking a provider and signing up. It requires careful planning, execution and leveraging the right tools and resources. One key resource that can help businesses achieve successful cloud migration is the use of Meet-Me Rooms and Cross-Connects in carrier-neutral data centres like NEXTDC. By leveraging these facilities, businesses can gain direct access to a wide range of cloud providers, network services and other critical resources. This can help streamline the migration process, reduce latency, and improve application performance, security and compliance.

Hybrid data centre migration is a type of migration that enables companies to leverage the benefits of both on-premises and cloud environments. By dividing workloads between different platforms based on their needs, businesses can achieve better performance, flexibility and cost optimisation. For example, sensitive data can be kept on-premises for better security, while non-critical applications can be migrated to the cloud for greater scalability and cost savings. The advantages of a hybrid migration strategy include the ability to customise infrastructure based on specific requirements, reduce reliance on a single platform and cost avoidance by choosing the most cost-effective platform for each workload. Additionally, a hybrid approach can help businesses achieve their digital transformation goals by enabling them to modernise their IT infrastructure while still maintaining legacy IT inventory.

Types of data center migration, and advantages

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750+ Ecosystem Partners

Our partner ecosystem is Australia’s most dynamic digital marketplace, comprising carriers, cloud providers and IT service providers offering diverse connectivity options and expert advice.

Professional Relocation Services

Comprehensive migration services can be provided to support the move from your legacy locations to NEXTDC’s class leading data centres.

Data centre migration involves moving your IT infrastructure from one location to another, such as from an on-premises data centre to a colocation facility or the cloud. It's important because it can help you reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance security. By migrating to a new data centre environment, you can take advantage of modern infrastructure and technologies that better support your business needs.

Data centre consolidation involves combining multiple data centres into one or moving them to a centralized location. The benefits of consolidation include reducing costs, improving efficiency, and enhancing security. Consolidation can also help you simplify your IT infrastructure, reduce complexity, and make it easier to manage.

Planning for a data centre migration involves several key steps, including assessing your existing infrastructure, developing a migration plan, testing and validating the migration plan, and executing the migration. It's important to work with an experienced migration partner like NEXTDC, who can help you navigate the complex process of migrating your data centre.

The timeline for a data centre migration can vary depending on the size and complexity of your infrastructure, as well as the migration approach you choose.

When selecting a new data centre location, it's important to consider factors like power and cooling infrastructure, connectivity options, security features, and proximity to your business operations. NEXTDC's state-of-the-art data centres are designed to meet the most demanding needs of businesses, with world-class infrastructure and connectivity options. Our team can help you select the best data centre location for your needs and ensure a successful migration.

Sydney

S1 Macquarie Park | 5,800m² | 16MW

S2 Macquarie Park | 8,700m² | 30MW

S3 Artarmon | 20,000m² | 80MW

S4 Horsley Park | 124,000m² | 300MW

S5 Macquarie Park | 16,000m² | 60MW

S6 Artarmon | 4,000m² | 13.5MW

S7 Eastern Creek | TBD m² | 550MW

Melbourne

M1 Port Melbourne | 6,000m² | 15MW

M2 Tullamarine | 15,000m² | 120MW

M3 West Footscray | 41,000m² | 150MW

GE1 Geelong | TBD m² | 1MW

M4 Port Melbourne | 26,400m² | 80MW

Brisbane

B1 Brisbane CBD | 1,650m² | 2.25MW

B2 Fortitude Valley | 6,000m² | 12MW

Perth

P1 Malaga | 3,000m² | 6MW

P2 Perth CBD | 12,000m² | 20MW

Port Hedland

PH1 Pilbara | 727m² | 1.5MW

Adelaide

A1 Central, CBD | 2,922m² | 5MW

Canberra

C1 Bruce | 2,260m² | 4.4MW

Darwin

D1 Darwin CBD | 3,000m² | 7+MW

Sunshine Coast

SC1 Maroochydore | 290m² | 1MW

SC2 Sunshine Coast | TBD m² | TBD MW

Japan

TK1 Tokyo | TBD m² | TBD MW

TK2 Tokyo | TBD m² | TBD MW

Malaysia

KL1 Kuala Lumpur | 18,250m² | 65MW

New Zealand

AK1 Auckland | 3,000m² | 15MW

Newman

NE1 Pilbara | 560m² | 1.5MW

Data Centre Migration and Relocation Services

Simplifying complex data centre migration process

Types of data center migration, and advantages

Types of data center migration, and advantages