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AI-Powered VM-to-Container Migration — On-Prem or Cloud
Customer Challenges With Virtual Machines
With containerization increasingly becoming the infrastructure modernization method of choice, the disadvantages of VMs have become more evident — impacting scalability, performance, cost, and operational efficiency.
Unsustainable Cost Model
Rising licensing and operational costs for traditional virtualization strain budgets and limit scalability
Investment Risk
Declining vendor support and partner resources increase systemic risk and vendor lock-in challenges
Increased Complexity
Technical debt and poor interoperability between legacy and modern infrastructure hinder efficiency and require costly interventions
Break Free from Traditional Virtualization
Turbocharged by AI, VMShift empowers rapid, cost-effective VM-to-container migration for scalable, modern infrastructure.
Cost Savings
Traditional virtualization is increasingly unsustainable due to rising licensing and operational costs. VMShift enables organizations to migrate VMs to containers, unlocking significant savings across transformation, operations, and licensing.
Operational Efficiency & Scalability
Containers enable faster deployment, greater portability, and increased scalability, making them a leading approach for infrastructure modernization. Powered by AI, VMShift transforms legacy VMs into containers at scale, accelerating transformation timelines and ensuring consistent, reliable results.
Accelerated Modernization
Building a new containerized infrastructure environment manually can take months. With AI-driven automation, VMShift achieves similar results in weeks, dramatically reducing modernization timelines and cutting project costs.
Seamlessly Move Your Virtual Machines to the Containerization or Cloud Platform of Your Choice
VMShift runs on Linux, supports locally-hosted containers, integrates with the leading Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tech stacks, and can be deployed to AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure clouds.
Migrating Your Virtual Machines Using VMShift is Simple: Connect, Configure, Containerize, Deploy
Connect your virtual machines automatically or manually, configure your IaC stack or cloud service provider, run the VMShift job to containerize your VMs, and deploy to the target of your choice.
Automatic
Via VMware vSphere for Monitoring and Migration
OR
Manual
Direct VM Connection
Operating System
Linux
Infrastructure as Code
Optional
AWS CloudFormation
Terraform
Pulumi
Cloud Service
Optional
Amazon Web Services
Google Cloud Platform
Microsoft Azure
Containerization
Data Migration
On-Prem Deployment
Cloud Deployment