In response to ongoing frustration with VMware's pricing policies and
concerns over the impending Broadcom acquisition, VergeIO, the
Ultraconverged Infrastructure company, announced the immediate
release of its
VMware Exit Strategy.
The program includes a competitive trade-in to VergeOS and a seamless
migration service powered by a new feature, IOmigrate. Customers can
leverage existing hardware and reduce VMware costs by more than 50%.
"We've been overwhelmed by customers calling in looking for an
alternative to the escalating cost of VMware and general IT complexity,
so today, we are releasing our VMware migration tool that provides an
easy migration to our hypervisor, network, and storage platform. We also
know that IT is stretched thin, so we've partnered with leading
integrators to provide a white-glove turnkey migration service," said
Yan Ness, CEO of VergeIO.
IOmigrate
is built into the core VergeOS environment and leverages VMware's
change block tracking (CBT) technology to synchronize virtual machines
with VergeOS VMs in near real-time. Customers can even use IOmigrate as a
backup and disaster recovery solution while testing converted VMs.
Because of the efficiency of VergeOS, customers will realize better
performance and hardware utilization. As a result, they can increase the
number of workloads while delaying hardware purchases, further reducing
data center costs.
Storage services also benefit from migration. VergeOS includes global
inline deduplication, unlimited, immutable snapshots, and two-factor
authentication, further reducing costs and improving ransomware
resiliency. Complete networking capabilities are part of VergeOS. It
delivers full layer 2, layer 3, firewall, and DNS functionality.
VergeIO's VMware Exit Strategy
includes a partnership with IOintegrators, VergeIO's certified reseller
partners that are experts in VMware to VergeOS migrations. If the
organization doesn't have the time or resources to perform the
migration, IOintegrators can complete the task quickly. Once complete,
the customer merely needs to verify the migration and activate the
VergeOS cluster.
"We are excited to partner with VergeOS to enable our customers to exit
from VMware and enjoy an environment that performs better, scales
further, and is infinitely easier to manage. Using our white-glove
service makes conversion simple and easy," said Howie Evens,
Vice-President of Dallas Digital Services.
Once activated, the customer has new capabilities that include:
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Mixed node support
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Improved performance
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Ransomware resilience
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Scalability to over 100 nodes
IOmigrate and its related services are available now. For more details,
go to VergeIO's VMware Exit Strategy page and/or register to attend
their webinar, where they will show IOmigrate converting a live VMware
environment to VergeOS on March 16th at 1:00 PM ET and 10:00 AM PT. Register Now.