Case Study: Windows, please advise A high-level solution design showing how components, servers, and applications will work together. We will also open an the main an additional branch location on the other side of town, which both staff and members can access. There will be high-speed internet access at both sites with low latency and at least 100Mbps. The library uses 13 Microsoft Windows servers, five virtual servers which will need updating from server 2008 to 2022 (VS). There are also two MS Active Directory (AD) domains at the library, one for members and one for staff. Please advise how to address the following Consideration of how migration will be done, paying particular attention to documentation: Card catalogue access, computer and printing access, as well as intranet and file-sharing access, are provided by multiple application servers. We will also open an additional branch location on the other side of town, which both staff and members can access. There will be high-speed internet access at both sites with low latency and at least 100Mbps. I would like to know how you would migrate from two AD domains to one AD domain; How Security controls are set up; What is the appropriate or necessary OU structure and GPOs; How the cloud integrates with the environment and any use of it; description of the proposed hardware (CPU information, RAM, storage) and software versions (Windows server 2022) Detail the changes in the new environment management (you can propose an "as a service" model to manage the library background or outline what needs to be done differently). The physical servers are over ten years old and need to be replaced. In particular, the integrated library system (ILS) server, also referred to as the card catalogue server, is overdue for replacement. A successful solution proposal will meet the following objectives: Enhance speed and reliability of server applications. Reduce the physical footprint and overall operational and support costs. Provide the ability to add application servers at a minimal cost. Provide redundancy and fail-over for critical application servers. Integrate with existing technologies used by the council. Ensure that the current team can support the solution. Most of lib physical servers are over nine years old and must be replaced. In particular, the integrated library system (ILS) server, also referred to as the card catalogue server, is overdue for replacement. A successful solution proposal will meet the following objectives: Reduce the physical footprint and overall operational and support costs, and provide redundancy and fail-over for critical application servers.