Proven vSAN to VMC migration – fixed scope, senior engineers
You migrate on-premises VMware vSAN workloads to AWS VMware Cloud (VMC). Here is how: our senior engineers handle the full project – assessment, plan, execution – with a fixed scope and timeline.
The lowest-cost way off VMware vSAN: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support VMware vSAN → AWS VMware Cloud (VMC) after migration
- ✓Fixed-scope projects with senior platform engineers
- ✓VMware vSAN to AWS VMware Cloud (VMC) in 1–3 months
- ✓Legacy platform stays under vendor support until renewal lapses
- ✓Third-party support covers most operational issues if needed
- ✓40–70% savings vs vendor renewals while you plan the move
- ✓24/7 US-based support during and after migration
Licensing & hardware pain
Broadcom license cost hikes are forcing re-evaluation of on-premises VMware vSAN. Migrating to VMC cuts licensing fees and eliminates hardware depreciation.
Renewal pressure mid-move
Corporate Cloud mandates and disaster recovery modernisation push you to AWS, but the high cost of a full vendor renewal just to buy migration time feels unfair.
Technical blockers that scare teams
Legacy backup agents, RDMs (physical storage mappings), and unsupported networking topologies stall migrations. Our engineers have seen – and solved – each one.
VMware vSAN → AWS VMware Cloud (VMC) migration — your questions answered
Is vSAN to VMC migration safe while my vendor renewal is still active?+
Yes, your existing vendor support remains active as long as your contract is current, so you can move on your timeline without a forced big-bang cutover. If the renewal lapses, our independent third-party support covers most operational issues – but does not include vendor patches.
What are the biggest migration blockers from VMware vSAN to AWS VMware Cloud?+
Legacy backup agent dependencies, physical storage mappings (RDMs), and unsupported networking topologies. Our engineers handle these blockers in the assessment and project plan.
How long does a vSAN to VMC migration take, and what does it cost?+
Typically 1–3 months with 1–2 senior consultants. Budget ranges $30,000–$260,000 depending on workload complexity. Fixed scope means no surprises.
Do you provide post-migration support for our new VMC environment?+
Yes. We include managed operational support and billing optimization post-migration to keep your VMware Cloud on AWS environment cost-efficient and reliable.
Your vSAN to VMC migration – done. Then optimised.
Post-migration, let us manage your VMware Cloud on AWS operational support and billing optimization. Same senior engineers. No lock-in.