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2We have successfully migrated our on-prem D365 to the cloud, and we are currently satisfied with our cloud environment. However, I have been hearing that we need to have a Landing Zone within our Azure architecture.
From my understanding, a Landing Zone is primarily required when adding more servers to the cloud. Since we are using Microsoft D365 as a service, I’d like clarification on whether a Landing Zone is necessary in our case or if our current setup is sufficient.
From my understanding, a Landing Zone is primarily required when adding more servers to the cloud. Since we are using Microsoft D365 as a service, I’d like clarification on whether a Landing Zone is necessary in our case or if our current setup is sufficient.
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