We build the migration tools we always wished we had
AzureOps was founded on one simple truth: migration and modernization are difficult and time-consuming in enterprise data & BI systems. We draw on years of real-world experience in SQL Server, Microsoft BI, and Azure platform migrations to build tools that simply work.
Built by DBAs who were tired of doing this the hard way
Every AzureOps product started as an internal script written to fix a problem we kept running into ourselves — moving SSIS catalogs between servers, migrating SSRS reports, or wrangling Azure Elastic Jobs without living inside the Azure portal.
We turned those scripts into polished, supported tools so other data teams don't have to rebuild them from scratch. Every release is shaped by direct feedback from the DBAs and BI engineers who use it in production, on real migrations, under real deadlines.
The principles behind every AzureOps product
Four things we hold every release to, whether it's a minor update or a brand-new tool.
Every tool is designed by people who have run these migrations themselves, not just read about them.
Migration tooling only earns trust when it works the same way at 2am on a production cutover as it did in testing.
Questions get answered by engineers who know the codebase, not a ticketing queue that reads from a script.
Every release is shaped directly by customer feedback from real-world migrations and day-to-day job management.
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Insights for Data Platform teams
Practical guides, tutorials, and deep dives on Azure and modern data engineering.
System-Assigned vs User-Assigned Managed Identity in Azure
Learn the difference between system-assigned and user-assigned managed identities in Azure, including lifecycle, sharing, Azure SQL, Key Vault, and common use cases.
Deploy Azure SQL External Tables Using an Azure DevOps CI/CD Pipeline
Quick answer: To deploy Azure SQL external tables through an Azure DevOps pipeline, replace hardcoded credential and data source values
SSRS Permissions: How to Grant Content Manager Access
Learn how to grant SSRS permissions using the Content Manager role, configure report server item-level security, manage role inheritance, and troubleshoot access issues.
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Talk to our team about your migration, or try any of our tools free on the Visual Studio Marketplace.