Migrate your VMware vSAN to Azure Native Storage — proven, fixed scope
How to migrate VMware vSAN to Azure Native Storage: a proven, fixed-scope project run by senior engineers. Move your vSAN VMs, physical Storage, and RDMs directly to Azure VMs, Managed Disks, and Azure Files
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 → Azure Native Storage after migration
- ✓Fixed-scope projects, no surprise costs
- ✓Senior engineers handle all disk conversions
- ✓Your vSAN nodes stay live during migration
- ✓Move VMs, RDMs, and Storage footprints
- ✓Post-migration Azure Managed operations
Broadcom pricing shock
Broadcom price hikes and complex licensing make vSAN less economical every quarter. Our migration cuts your Storage overhead by moving to Azure Native Storage with predictable consumption pricing.
Complex vSAN-specific dependencies
Legacy vSphere RDMs, non-Windows/non-Linux OS, and vSAN block replication can stall in-house projects. Our engineers handle the disk conversions end-to-end.
Hardware lifecycle pressures
Physical server refresh cycles often force a rushed migration with no room for error. We keep your vSAN nodes live during the move, so you replace hardware on your own timeline.
VMware vSAN → Azure Native Storage migration — your questions answered
Can I migrate at my own pace without losing support?+
Yes. You stay on VENDOR support as long as your contract is active. If it lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues (but not vendor patches) while you finish the move. No forced big-bang cutover.
What about vSphere RDMs or legacy non-Windows OS?+
Our engineers specialize in RDM-to-Azure Managed Disk conversions, legacy OS handling, and vSAN replication re-mapping. This is a well-understood technical path.
Why move from vSAN to Azure Native now?+
Common triggers: Broadcom pricing shock, Azure Enterprise Agreement incentives, physical server end-of-life, and cloud-first directives. Each makes this migration a clear business case.
How long does a vSAN to Azure migration take?+
Typical project timeline: 3–6 months with 2–4 senior platform engineers. Budget ranges from $55,000 to $500,000 depending on scope and VM count.
Trust your vSAN to Azure Native migration
Ready to move? Let our specialists handle the complex disk conversions while supporting your on-premise vSAN nodes — eliminating downtime risks. After migration, keep your Azure Storage running smoothly with Continuous Azure Cloud and Managed Storage Operations.