VirtaMove announced that its Application Migration
automation technology supports workload migration to the "Big Three"
clouds: Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google Compute
Platform (GCP). VirtaMove provides a dedicated version of V-Maestro, a
GUI-based orchestration product, that is supported in the cloud in each
of these "big three" cloud versions. The software also provides a
library of migration templates that can speed application migrations for
legacy Windows Servers to a modern green-field cloud-hosted Windows
operating system like WS2012 or WS2016.
VirtaMove Migration Intelligence (MI) Suite is a comprehensive and
innovative family of software products that orchestrates, monitors, and
migrates Windows Server applications to a newer OS, in any cloud.
Migration Intelligence products allow you to migrate applications from
inhouse servers to the cloud and intelligently re-use migration
templates for even greater efficiency and portability. The MI Suite also
provides provisioning capabilities for creating the optimal destination
environment in the cloud.
"VirtaMove offers a way to provision an appropriately sized OS
instance under each hypervisor cloud instance," says CEO Nigel Stokes.
"We offer the means to right-size your workload in the cloud of your
choice, without lock-in."
VirtaMove's software has become the ultimate Windows Server
application mover, the leader in container-based, enterprise application
migration. MI Suite, which is available on an annual subscription
basis, includes:
- V-Maestro -
an orchestration product that provides visual insight and a cluster
analysis of your network servers and all the apps they're running, so
you can monitor and modernize the smart way.
- V-Monitor
- a server monitoring product that discovers and analyses your apps,
captures how they're used, and builds migration templates, so you can
plan, size, and prioritize your migration project.
- V-Migrate
- a container-based migration tool, which eliminates the need to
manually reinstall and reconfigure apps or "lift and shift" entire
server images using P2V tools.