unable to see azure subscription in the Azure migrate hub

[lukenaidoo]

After i login to Azure and authenticate, i am unable to see my Azure migrate project, nor do i see my Azure subscription when i switch user directory.

[krolson]

If you do not have an existing Azure Migrate project or created one after having reached this screen it will not appear in the list. Can you confirm that you have an existing Azure Migrate project - like that there are options for the project drop down when you go to https://portal.azure.com and search/navigate to "Azure Migrate" service and select "Web apps" under "Migration goals". Is this only issue related to a specific user directory (and if so, is it only for the default or a non-default user directory - does it work to populate the projects for an alternate directory)?

[lukenaidoo]

I created a migrate project before attempting to migrate, that's how I got the link to download the app service migration assistant [https://appmigration.microsoft.com/api/download/windowspreview/AppServiceMigrationAssistant.msi].
I can see other subscriptions, but not the subscription I created the project in, I have tried other subscriptions, but I have the same issue. Is the perhaps an older version of the tool I can try ?

[krolson]

Hi @lukenaidoo,

There is the older non-preview version as well: https://appmigration.microsoft.com/api/download/windows/AppServiceMigrationAssistant.msi , however I don't expect this to behave any differently for this step. I am very curious about the idea here that you do see other subscriptions in the App Service Migration Assistant (ASMA) and that you have tried other subscriptions - by chance does this mean you have tried creating an Azure Migrate project in another subscription (which was appearing in the ASMA list) but that the new project still was not appearing and/or the subscription dropped out of the list after you did that?

I am curious to learn a little more about your scenario/end goal for using this tool and the Azure Migrate portal, as there may also be alternatives that accomplish something similar (saving the summary count-of-checks-that-failed per site to Azure Migrate isn't a requirement for doing migrations and doesn't have as much detail in portal as the local results/what you could also get using something like the migration Powershell scripts). Could you share a little more about what you want to accomplish?

[krolson]

Closing this issue as no activity for over 90 days.

Also: while App Service Migration Assistant remains available as-is, it is no longer under development, and there will be no future releases made available for any new features nor bug or other fixes.