Easily migrate server workloads from anywhere to anywhere: Physical, Virtual, and Cloud
PlateSpin® Migrate enables you to complete data center transformation, server consolidation, and server migration projects blazingly fast, with minimal downtime and maximum automation. Already the IT pro's go-to solution for physical-to-virtual (P2V) migrations, PlateSpin Migrate uses high-speed block-based transfers and Server Sync technology to deliver the fastest and most efficient anywhere-to-anywhere migrations, to and from physical, virtual, and cloud locations.
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Highlights
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What's new in PlateSpin Migrate 12?
New features in PlateSpin Migrate 12 include cloud migrations, much faster Server Sync performance, and the ability to schedule automatic recurring synchronizations to reduce downtime during final cutover.
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Faster, more reliable migrations
Accelerate workload migration and reduce errors with the highest level of automation available for workload migration, and free up valuable IT resources. Read more › -
Integrated testing for safer migrations
Only PlateSpin Migrate recognizes the need for testing as an important key to success, and includes testing in every workload migration job.
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Multi-platform support
Perform anywhere-to-anywhere migrations to and from physical servers, virtual hosts, and cloud platforms, with broad support for 32- and 64-bit Windows and Linux operating systems. Read more ›
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Your success is our business
"Using PlateSpin Migrate we were able to complete 61 migrations within the targeted migration windows, saving an average of 4 hours migration time per server."
"PlateSpin Migrate simplified the creation of the new virtualized server environment, and reduced the potential risk of disruption."