This one-click deployment allows you to deploy a Proof-of-Concept environment of Azure SQL VM migration to Azure SQL with encapsulated best practices and step-by-step execution steps that will enable you to test, adjust and fully deploy the automated solution at scale. This approach can help with large-scale migrations for specific workload use cases.

Take advantage of this one-click SQL Migration PoC to accelerate your migration to Azure SQL.

Deployment Options	One-Click PoC
SQL Server to Azure SQL Managed Instance	One-click PoC to Azure SQL MI
SQL Server to Azure SQL Database	One-click PoC to Azure SQL DB

This short video will help you to get familiarized with the SQL Server migration one-click PoC to Azure SQL.

• You need to have at least an owner role or contributor role for the Azure subscription. A separate resource group should be created and delegated roles necessary for this proof of concept.
• Check this documentation for RBAC role-assignments.
• Make sure that the Microsoft.DataMigration resource provider is registered in your subscription.

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