STG210: Simplified Data Center Migration—Lessons Learned By Live Nation AWS Re:Invent 2016 podcast

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STG210: Simplified Data Center Migration—Lessons Learned by Live Nation

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As the global leader of live entertainment, Live Nation promotes and produces over 22,000 events annually, operates out of 37 countries, and cultivates over 530 million fans globally. To focus on the growth of the business and shed increasing infrastructure costs, the company made the strategic decision to get out of the data center business and go all in with the cloud. Using instrumental services like AWS Import/Export Snowball, VM Import/Export, AWS CloudFormation and AWS Identity and Access Management, VP Cloud Services Jake Burns quickly and efficiently migrated priority business and operational applications, allowing for immediate cost efficiencies. Learn how AWS offerings like Snowball played a decisive role in Live Nation's ability to easily migrate data and enable end users to quickly access applications to minimize operational impact.

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