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Trusted SRM to AWS DRS Migration – Senior Engineers, Fixed Scope

First, you migrate VMware Site Recovery Manager configurations to AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery. Our senior engineers map your SRM protection groups, Recovery plans, and network settings to AWS DRS, then run

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The lowest-cost way off VMware Site Recovery Manager: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.

Automated discovery
Your VMware Site Recovery Manager estate mapped — workloads, dependencies, licensing — before day one
Conversion tooling
Schema, config and workload translation to AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery, automated where it's safe
Parity validation
Side-by-side testing proves AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery matches production before cutover
Runbook cutover
Rehearsed, reversible, scheduled in your maintenance window
3-6 months
Project Timeline
$65,000 – $380,000
Typical Budget
40-70%
Savings on Legacy Support

How we support VMware Site Recovery Manager → AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery after migration

  • Fixed-scope projects with senior platform engineers.
  • Keep your legacy SRM capabilities intact during the transition.
  • Pay-as-you-go AWS DRS – no big-bang cutover required.
  • Vendor support stays active on your timeline.
  • 40-70% savings vs. VMware support renewals.

Surging Costs

Broadcom VMware licensing shock – your SRM costs may have doubled. You need a predictable, cost-effective DR path to AWS.

Cloud Mandate

Enterprise AWS migration mandate – leadership wants to reduce on-premises data center footprint. Migrating SRM to AWS DRS is a key step.

Migration Fear

Fear of downtime during migration – complex dependencies like WSFC or low-latency apps make you hesitate. You need a proven, risk-mitigated process.

VMware Site Recovery Manager → AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery migration — your questions answered

Can you migrate my VMware SRM environment if I use shared disk clusters (WSFC)?+

Yes, we handle shared disk clusters (WSFC) by replicating the entire cluster configuration and using AWS DRS launch settings to maintain quorum during failover. Our engineers have deep experience with this specific scenario.

What about non-x86 workloads that I run on VMware SRM?+

AWS DRS supports x86-based workloads. For non-x86 (e.g., IBM Power, SPARC), we recommend a separate assessment to identify alternative DR strategies. We can help you plan that path.

How do you handle extreme low-latency application dependencies?+

If your apps require sub-millisecond latency, we recommend a hybrid approach: keep those critical workloads on-premises with AWS DRS as a warm standby, or use AWS Local Zones. We will design the configuration to meet your RTO/RPO goals.

Why are so many companies moving from VMware SRM to AWS DRS right now?+

Broadcom’s licensing changes have made VMware SRM expensive. Many enterprises are mandating a move to AWS. Our fixed-scope approach lets you migrate on your own schedule, avoiding a forced renewal while you reduce your on-premises footprint.

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