Sersor
Independent Adviser

Migrate to Proxmox VE

Whether you are moving off VMware following the Broadcom acquisition, replacing aging Hyper-V infrastructure, or consolidating hypervisors, we help you plan a migration that keeps your business running throughout the transition.

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Migration Scenarios We Support

VMware vSphere to Proxmox VE

The most common migration path currently. We help assess workload compatibility, plan the cluster architecture, and coordinate technical migration services.

Microsoft Hyper-V to Proxmox VE

Migrating Windows-heavy environments from Hyper-V to Proxmox, including Windows VMs which run well under KVM.

Other hypervisors to Proxmox VE

XenServer, oVirt, KVM standalone, or homegrown virtualization setups - we can help assess migration complexity for any source platform.

How We Approach Migrations

1

Workload inventory

We help you catalog your current VMs - operating systems, resource allocations, storage types, network configurations, and any special requirements.

2

Target architecture design

We design the Proxmox cluster architecture that meets your availability, performance, and budget requirements for the migrated workloads.

3

Migration sequence planning

We plan which VMs migrate first, which require the longest parallel run period, and how to handle workloads with complex network or storage dependencies.

4

Technical execution

For hands-on migration execution, we help you evaluate suitable implementation providers. We remain your advisory contact throughout.

Frequently Asked Questions

VMware VMs in OVF/OVA format can be imported directly into Proxmox. For live VMs, the typical approach is to convert and import during a planned maintenance window. Proxmox also has tools to assist with bulk migrations from VMware environments.

Yes - Windows Server and desktop VMs run well under Proxmox KVM. VirtIO drivers improve performance and are recommended for Windows guests. We can advise on driver installation and optimization as part of migration planning.

Depends on environment size and complexity. Small environments (under 20 VMs) can migrate in days. Large environments with hundreds of VMs, complex networking, and storage requirements typically require one to three months for a properly planned and tested migration.

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Discuss Your Migration to Proxmox

Tell us about your current environment - we will come back with an honest assessment and proposed migration approach.

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