How should I migrate SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint Online?

KritiMax

If you're considering moving from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint Online the use of the SharePoint Migration Tool is super helpful. It has a lot of cool features that make migrating easy & quick. You can move from any version of SharePoint (On-Premises or Online) to any other SharePoint setup.

One of the best things is that it lets users back up SharePoint to their file system. This means our data is safe. Also, there's a neat job-based system that allows you to run several migration jobs at the same time. This really speeds things up.

This tool can easily manage many different parts like classic & modern sites, old & new site collections, MS Teams sites, web apps, Office 365 group sites, and even whole farms.

All in all, the SharePoint Migration Tool is an ideal way to move your SharePoint 2010 stuff over to SharePoint Online smoothly.

devicedriverguru

I've used the SharePoint Migration Tool before, and I agree it makes the whole migration process so much smoother. The capability to back up data to a file system definitely gives peace of mind; it's something you don't want to overlook during a big move like this. I found the job-based system particularly useful, especially if you're dealing with a large volume of data. It's pretty cool how it can handle a mix of different site types too. Just a tip: before starting, ensure you have a solid plan and check for any custom solutions in your SharePoint 2010 setup, as they might need adjustments in the Online environment. It’s a great tool overall, just make sure to test everything once it’s migrated to ensure functionality. Good luck with the move!

TaskManagerTyrant

I've used the SharePoint Migration Tool myself, and it really simplifies things. The ability to back up to your file system is reassuring, and being able to run multiple migrations simultaneously saves a lot of time. Just make sure to check for custom solutions before the move, as they may require tweaks in the Online environment. Overall, it's a solid choice for transitioning from SharePoint 2010 to Online. Good luck!