VMware Exit

“We're locked into VMware and the costs keep rising”

Broadcom's acquisition changed everything. Licensing costs are increasing. Support models are shifting. You need a path out, but re-architecting every workload isn't realistic.

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Where you'll be

Your VMware workloads run on AWS without re-architecting.

VMware Cloud on AWS gives you a migration path that preserves your existing VMs while gaining AWS scalability, pricing, and ecosystem. Move at your own pace.

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware changed the economics for every VMware customer. Licensing models are shifting. Costs are increasing. Support is being restructured. The platform your business depends on is becoming more expensive and less predictable.

You need a path out. But the alternatives aren’t straightforward.

The VMware migration dilemma

Option one: re-architect every workload as cloud-native. This is the “right” answer technically, but it takes years, costs a fortune, and requires skills your team doesn’t have yet. Meanwhile, VMware licensing costs keep rising.

Option two: lift-and-shift to another hypervisor. This trades one lock-in for another without solving the underlying problem.

Option three: VMware Cloud on AWS. Your existing VMs run on AWS infrastructure, managed with the same VMware tools your team already knows. No re-architecture. Minimal downtime. And a path to modernise individual workloads when you’re ready.

How we approach VMware migrations

We’ve helped businesses move from on-premises VMware to VMware Cloud on AWS with minimal disruption to production operations.

Assessment first. We map your VMware estate. Workloads, dependencies, licensing, and costs. To build a business case that’s specific to your situation. Not a generic TCO calculator.

Live migration. VMware HCX enables live VM migration with near-zero downtime. Workloads move while users continue working. No maintenance windows required.

Modernisation at your pace. Once on AWS, you can modernise individual workloads. Containerise, go serverless, adopt managed databases. Whenever the business case is clear. No pressure, no artificial timeline.

What's usually in the way

  1. Re-architecting everything is too expensive

    Rebuilding every VM as cloud-native would take years and cost more than the VMware licensing increase. You need a pragmatic middle ground.

  2. Can't afford downtime during migration

    Your VMware workloads run production applications. Users depend on them daily. A migration that requires extended downtime isn't acceptable.

  3. Team knows VMware, not AWS

    Your operations team has years of VMware expertise. A migration to native AWS services would require retraining everyone simultaneously, while keeping production running.

What we resolve

  1. VMware Cloud on AWS. Lift and shift, then modernise

    Move your VMs to VMware Cloud on AWS without re-architecting. Your existing tools and processes work immediately. Modernise individual workloads at your own pace.

  2. Live migration with minimal downtime

    HCX enables live VM migration with near-zero downtime. Production workloads move without users noticing. No maintenance windows. No weekend cutovers.

  3. Your team's VMware skills stay relevant

    VMware Cloud on AWS runs the same vSphere, vSAN, and NSX your team already knows. They manage workloads the same way, but on AWS infrastructure.

$$$ Funding per VM Migrated

“Our entire VMware estate has been seamlessly migrated to AWS, saving thousands per year and giving us access to innovative cloud-native technology.”

CTO , Hospitality SaaS, 75 employees

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No obligation, just a clear conversation about where you are and what's possible.