Hi,
correct that it is possible to transfer a subscription from one tenant to another, which will transfer all of the resources associated with that subscription to the new tenant. This is known as a subscription transfer, and it can be a simpler option than a tenant-to-tenant migration if you only need to move a single subscription and its associated resources. However, there are some limitations and considerations to keep in mind when using this method:
- The subscription must be in the same billing account as the destination tenant.
- All resources in the subscription must be in the same region as the destination tenant.
- The subscription must not be in a suspended or deleted state.
- You will lose access to the subscription in the source tenant after the transfer is complete.
- Any resource locks or policies that are applied to the subscription will be removed.
To perform a subscription transfer, you will need to use the Azure Portal, Azure PowerShell, or Azure CLI. The process involves specifying the subscription and tenant to transfer from and to, and then confirming the transfer.
If you want to move multiple subscriptions or resources that are not associated with a subscription, or if you want to move resources across multiple tenants, then a tenant-to-tenant migration is required. This can be a more complex process and requires more planning and effort, but it provides more flexibility and control over the migration process. There are different ways to perform a tenant-to-tenant migration, such as using Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery, or Azure Migrate, and each method has its own set of requirements and limitations. PowerShell scripting can be used to automate some of the tasks and simplify the process.
It's important to note that, regardless of the migration method you choose, you should have a solid backup strategy in place before and during the migration to ensure that you can recover your data in case of any issues.
cheers!.