Thanks, @Chapter7-2723 for clarifying
For databases, there are two points – MSSQL 2016 and Oracle.
For SQL workloads, You will need to do the SQL Assessments first that can evaluate on-prem SQL Server instances and then identify the databases ready for migration to the different Azure SQL targets (SQL VM/MI/SQL Db). SKU recommendation will help identify the right-sized configuration in Azure to ensure your database workload performance requirements are met with minimal cost.
SQL on-premise to Azure, you should use Azure data studio experience for inline migration, You also need to capture the appetite of modernization, timelines, etc to consider the path. SQL Migration and Modernization portal has a lot of content on this.
Here is the public-facing documentation which answers most of the questions - Migrate using Azure Data Studio | Microsoft Learn
In addition, you can check this short YouTube video that explains how the SKU recommendations work.
Regarding Oracle, what is not clear is whether you are planning to migrate Oracle VM or you want to convert and modernize to Azure Data ( Azure SQL and PostgreSQL). Oracle to Azure – Use “Oracle to Azure Workflow and Matrix” to understand what is suitable for your workload.
here is the official documentation for SSMA (Oracle to SQL server) Working with SSMA Projects (OracleToSQL) - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn.
Hope this information helps, please let me know for any additional questions.
Regards
Geetha