Best Data Migration Software for Azure Storage

Movebot is a fully hosted, zero infrastructure data moving tool that makes data moving easy. Start moving files from cloud to cloud and on-premises to the cloud (or vice versa) and between mailboxes in minutes. Supporting over 30 data storage platforms, Movebot makes moving files simple. Move users, data, and permissions between SharePoint, Google Workspace, Dropbox, Box, Egnyte, AWS, GCP, Azure, and more. Movebot also connects to Windows and OSX file servers and NAS appliances with a simple agent that enables data movement between on-premise devices and the cloud. With no software or infrastructure management, everything is handled through an intuitive web interface. Movebot scales to meet your needs and can move terabytes per day between storage platforms. Movebot is priced at $0.75 with no user costs or other fees. Movebot's scanning functionality gives deep insights into your data like data trends and most active users, and Cleanup Tasks allow for simplified mass file deletions to clean up your clouds. Try Movebot free with no credit card and no sales call required.

IRI Voracity is an end-to-end software platform for fast, affordable, and ergonomic data lifecycle management. Voracity speeds, consolidates, and often combines the key activities of data discovery, integration, migration, governance, and analytics in a single pane of glass, built on Eclipse™. Through its revolutionary convergence of capability and its wide range of job design and runtime options, Voracity bends the multi-tool cost, difficulty, and risk curves away from megavendor ETL packages, disjointed Apache projects, and specialized software. Voracity uniquely delivers the ability to perform data: * profiling and classification * searching and risk-scoring * integration and federation * migration and replication * cleansing and enrichment * validation and unification * masking and encryption * reporting and wrangling * subsetting and testing Voracity runs on-premise, or in the cloud, on physical or virtual machines, and its runtimes can also be containerized or called from real-time applications or batch jobs.