VMware Migration with AWS Transform by SourceFuse
SourceFuse · Operations & Productivity
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What the publisher says
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SourceFuse delivers an accelerated VMware migration solution using **AWS Transform**, designed to help organizations move from legacy, on-premises VMware environments to modern, scalable AWS-native services.
As an **AWS Launch Partner** for VMware Migration, SourceFuse automates key stages of the migration lifecycle—workload discovery, dependency mapping, code analysis, and modernization planning—using AI and Amazon Q-powered tools. This enables faster and more accurate decision-making, while reducing complexity and risk.
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Unlike traditional lift-and-shift to VMware Cloud, this solution focuses on replatforming and modernizing workloads into AWS-native compute and container services like Amazon EC2, ECS, or AWS Lambda.
What’s Included:
- Automated assessment of VMware workloads and their dependencies
- Migration strategy and funding alignment via AWS programs such as MAP
- Replatforming and modernization with AI-driven tooling and SourceFuse accelerators
- Future-ready planning for cloud-native architectures
With extensive experience in cloud transformation, SourceFuse ensures a fast, low-risk migration experience tailored to your enterprise needs.
Highlights
Highlighted by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.
Faster Time to Cloud: Accelerated migration lifecycle with automation and AI
Cost Reduction: Eliminate expensive on-prem VMware maintenance
Funding Support: Leverage AWS MAP and other funding programs
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