Your SRM to OpenShift migration, run by senior platform engineers.
Yes, migrating VMware Site Recovery Manager to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization is a well-understood project. Here’s how it works: we preserve your active SRM runbooks and move workloads in phases, so your DR continues
The lowest-cost way off VMware Site Recovery Manager: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support VMware Site Recovery Manager → Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization after migration
- ✓Senior engineers handle your SRM-to-OpenShift migration end-to-end.
- ✓Fixed-scope project: no surprise costs, no timeline creep.
- ✓Preserve existing SRM runbooks during the move—zero rework.
- ✓Phased migration protects active workloads the entire time.
- ✓Post-migration managed DR services keep you covered.
- ✓40–70% savings on legacy platform support while you plan.
VM configurations with legacy multi-writer disks
Multi-writer disk configs often stall migration projects. Our engineers have mapped these to OpenShift Virtualization persistent volumes without data loss.
Raw SAN physical connections
Direct SAN connectivity ties VMs to storage arrays. We de-risk this by reworking paths during the phased migration—your workloads stay online.
VMware vApp dependencies
Grouped VMs with startup/shutdown dependencies in vApps can break Recovery sequencing. Our team re-creates the same logic in Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management.
VMware Site Recovery Manager → Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization migration — your questions answered
What happens to my vendor support contract during the migration?+
Your legacy platform stays under vendor support as long as the contract is active. If the renewal lapses before migration completes, our third-party support covers most operational issues—but does not include vendor patches. You control the timeline.
How do you handle legacy multi-writer disks or raw SAN connections?+
Every multi-writer VM configuration and SAN path is documented in our assessment, then converted to OpenShift Virtualization persistent storage during the phased migration. No workload downtime.
Will existing SRM runbooks still work after the move?+
Yes. We preserve your SRM Recovery orchestration logic and re-implement it under Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management. Runbooks require no re-creation by your team.
What if Broadcom's cost changes force a faster exit than planned?+
Our fixed-scope project can be accelerated. If your vendor renewal lapses, third-party support covers most operational issues while we complete the migration—no forced big-bang cutover.
Move your SRM workloads to OpenShift without the risk.
Start with an OpenShift Virtualization DR assessment. We’ll map your legacy SRM environment, address multi-writer disks, SAN connections, and vApp dependencies, and deliver a phased migration managed by senior engineers. After the move, we offer Managed OpenShift Platform and DR Services for ongoing coverage. 24/7 US-based support included.