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Azure Migration Guide

Guide for migrating from Microsoft Azure to Sankofa Phoenix.

Overview

Sankofa Phoenix provides a superior alternative to Azure with:

Sovereign infrastructure: Own your hardware
Better features: More flexible, granular, better UX
No vendor lock-in: Open source, self-hosted
Lower costs: No per-user licensing
Superior billing: Per-second granularity vs hourly

Migration Strategy

Phase 1: Assessment

Inventory Azure resources
- List all VMs, storage, networks
- Document configurations
- Identify dependencies
Map to Sankofa equivalents
- Azure VMs → Phoenix VMs
- Azure Storage → Phoenix Storage (Ceph/MinIO)
- Azure Networking → Phoenix Networking
- Azure AD → Keycloak (Phoenix Identity Spine)
Identify migration blockers
- Azure-specific services
- Proprietary features
- Licensing dependencies

Phase 2: Identity Migration

From Azure AD to Keycloak

Export users from Azure AD
```
Get-AzureADUser | Export-Csv users.csv
```
Import to Keycloak
- Use Keycloak import API
- Map Azure AD groups to Keycloak groups
- Preserve user attributes
Configure SSO
- Set up SAML/OIDC provider in Keycloak
- Update applications to use Keycloak
- Test authentication flows

Phase 3: Resource Migration

VMs

Export VM configurations
- Document VM specs
- Export disk images
- Note network configurations

Create in Sankofa

mutation {
  createResource(input: {
    name: "vm-name"
    type: VM
    siteId: "site-id"
    metadata: {
      vcpu: 4
      memory: 8192
      disk: 100
    }
  }) {
    id
    status
  }
}

Storage

Export data from Azure Storage
- Use Azure CLI or SDK
- Download blobs/files
Import to Phoenix Storage
- Upload to MinIO/Ceph
- Preserve directory structure
- Update application configs

Networking

Document network topology
- VNets, subnets, NSGs
- Load balancers
- VPN connections
Recreate in Phoenix
- Use Proxmox networking
- Configure VLANs
- Set up Cloudflare tunnels

Phase 4: Application Migration

Update API endpoints
- Change from Azure APIs to Phoenix APIs
- Update authentication
- Test functionality
Update configurations
- Environment variables
- Connection strings
- Service endpoints
Deploy to Phoenix
- Use GitOps (ArgoCD)
- Deploy via Crossplane
- Verify functionality

Feature Mapping

Azure Service	Sankofa Phoenix Equivalent	Notes
Azure AD	Keycloak	Sovereign, self-hosted
Azure VMs	Phoenix VMs (Proxmox)	More flexible
Azure Storage	Phoenix Storage (Ceph/MinIO)	S3-compatible
Azure Networking	Phoenix Networking	Cloudflare tunnels
Azure Cost Management	Phoenix Billing	Per-second vs hourly
Azure RBAC	Phoenix Permissions	More granular
Azure Monitor	Prometheus/Grafana	Open source

Benefits of Migration

Cost Savings
- No per-user licensing
- Per-second billing (vs hourly)
- Reserved capacity discounts
Better Control
- Own your infrastructure
- No vendor lock-in
- Custom configurations
Superior Features
- Per-second billing
- Real-time cost tracking
- ML-based forecasting
- Blockchain-backed billing
Sovereignty
- Complete data control
- No Microsoft dependencies
- Self-hosted everything

Migration Checklist

Inventory Azure resources
Map to Sankofa equivalents
Export users from Azure AD
Import to Keycloak
Configure SSO
Export VM configurations
Create VMs in Sankofa
Migrate storage data
Recreate network topology
Update applications
Test functionality
Cut over traffic
Decommission Azure resources

Support

For migration assistance, contact:

Documentation: docs/tenants/
Support: support@sankofa.nexus

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