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Hi,
I'm looking for the best way to migrate workday app from one tenant to another. This is owing to a consolidation.
TIA
BT
To confirm my understanding - you have a Workday application added from the Azure AD Enterprise App Gallery, but are moving to a new tenant as part of a consolidation? If so, you'll need to create a new Workday app in the new tenant. Enterprise Apps and App Registrations cannot be moved between tenants at this time.
Thanks! We have multiple other apps in the old tenant and need all of them be migrated. I know azure migrate can migrate the app servers in a group. But is there a way to ensure the network/storage settings also be migrated to the new tenant?
I think more clarification is needed - are you hosting Workday yourselves on Azure IaaS (storage, computer, networking..) and need to migrate that? Or are you using Workday's SaaS cloud-hosted solution and have the AAD Enterprise App configured and pointed at it?
Workday, like other apps, are hosted in Azure IAAS (storage, computer, networking..). There are other close to 200 apps that is likewise hosted on Azure IAAS.
I don't follow, unfortunately. Your post is tagged for Azure AD and Azure AD App Registrations. That has to do with application objects inside of AAD, in your case probably added from the Azure AD Enterprise App gallery. For those objects, you cannot migrate them between tenants. If you have any applications that you are hosting in Azure IaaS, treat them like any other resource and migrate them to a new subscription in another tenant.
If you are truly trying to migrate IaaS resources (storage, compute, networking) then this post is tagged incorrectly and needs a tag like azure-virtual-machine or something more generic to IaaS/resources.
Thanks. however, there are no apps from the gallery; only apps that are installed in IAAS. In either case, what would be the recommended migration approach/plan for both scenarios?