VMware Migration
VMware Migration
→ Proxmox VE
Production maintained in parallel. Rollback planned at every step. Structured methodology — no vendor dependency.
Why migrate now?
Our migration approach
Inventory & analysis
Precise mapping: VM list, CPU/RAM/storage consumption, network dependencies, critical applications identified.
Target Proxmox architecture
Design of the target architecture based on production constraints and continuity objectives: network segmentation and resilience, high availability strategy, storage architecture and sizing adapted to real workloads — not a generic template.
Wave migration
VM prioritization: non-critical first, critical last with parallel VMware production maintained.
Validation & switchover
Exhaustive application tests, SLA validation, controlled switchover, VMware decommissioning after stabilization.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a migration take?
It depends on the scope, production constraints, application dependencies and available migration windows. Some migrations are done in progressive waves over several months to minimize operational risk.
Can we rollback if something doesn't work?
Yes. This is non-negotiable. Each migration wave is designed with a tested rollback plan. VMware production remains operational until final validation.
Do we need to replace servers?
Not necessarily. Proxmox VE runs on standard x86 hardware. We assess whether existing hardware is compatible and sufficient.
Can your teams maintain Proxmox alone after migration?
That's our goal. We provide runbooks, operational documentation and train your system administrators.