Proven vCenter to Nutanix Migrations by Senior Engineers
Moving VMware vCenter Server to Nutanix AHV is a well-understood project. We scope it, engineer it, and support the legacy platform with third-party support if your renewal lapses — so you migrate on
The lowest-cost way off VMware vCenter Server: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support VMware vCenter Server → Nutanix AHV after migration
- ✓Fixed scope — no surprise overruns.
- ✓Senior platform engineers assigned to your team.
- ✓Zero performance impact during cutover.
- ✓Unified management across both hypervisors.
- ✓Third-party support if vendor renewal lapses.
License Shock
Broadcom's forced core-based subscriptions can double your VMware costs at renewal.
Hardware Clock
You need to migrate before hardware refresh — but fear restarting VMs with specialized configurations.
Configuration Fear
VMware Fault Tolerance and Storage DRS rules seem impossible to replicate on AHV.
VMware vCenter Server → Nutanix AHV migration — your questions answered
How do you handle vSphere Distributed Switches?+
Yes, we migrate vSphere Distributed Switches during the assessment phase, replacing them with Nutanix networking equivalents — no reconfiguration surprises.
What about Raw Device Mappings (RDMs)?+
No. RDMs are converted to virtual disks or Nutanix Volumes during the migration path, with zero data loss. Our engineers verify every LUN.
Can you migrate VMware Fault Tolerance VMs?+
Yes, we replicate the FT configuration into Nutanix AHV protection policies, maintaining continuous availability during the cutover window.
What happens to vSphere Storage DRS rules?+
Yes. Storage DRS rules are converted to Nutanix Storage Policies using the same intent. No performance degradation post-migration.
Complete Your Move — Then Let Us Manage It
Your migration to Nutanix AHV is just the start. After cutover, Nutanix Managed Infrastructure Services keeps your environment optimized, patched, and monitored 24/7 — so your team focuses on innovation, not operations.