Assessment, right-sizing, and migration paths for VMware and vSAN estates — to cloud, to Kubernetes, or to a leaner on-prem core.
The problem
Licensing shifts and aging vSAN ready nodes put a clock on every VMware estate. Standing still gets expensive; a big-bang move breaks the dependencies nobody documented. The way out is a disposition per workload, not a slogan.
How we work it
Every workload gets a disposition — retain, rehost, replatform, or retire — with dependency mapping and IOPS, memory, and capacity profiles gathered before anything moves.
A pilot wave validates the target — cloud, OpenShift Virtualization, or a leaner vSphere core — with tooling and runbooks proven on production-shaped workloads.
Cutover windows, rollback criteria, and owner sign-off per wave — live migration where possible, rebuild where honest — on a schedule everyone can see.
What you get
Stack
Outcome
A smaller, cheaper, current estate — and an exit from the parts you no longer want to own.
Start here
Send the shape of the problem. An engineer — not a sales rep — replies within one business day.
What happens next