Workloads move from Provider A to Provider B after a municipal contract change. Which migration type is this?
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Short Explanation
Same altitude, different airline — workloads leave Provider A and land on Provider B. That is cloud-to-cloud. You are not climbing out of the basement for the first time or flying everything back to city hall hardware.
Full Explanation
Cloud-to-cloud migration relocates workloads from one cloud provider or platform to another, often driven by contract, feature, or cost changes. Provider A to Provider B transfers fit that type. On-premises-to-cloud and repatriation involve a non-cloud endpoint; retiring workloads eliminates them rather than moving them.