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Leave the hypervisor one signed wave at a time.

VM Away moves workloads from VMware, Nutanix or Rancher to Kubernetes and Proxmox. AGENTIKO inventories, plans the waves and drafts each one for a person to sign.

VM Away

built on Krateo PlatformOps

Krateo PlatformOpsMeasured on Krateo PlatformOps, the control plane AGENTIKO runs on.

4,000

machines, in signed waves

IllustrativeA composite scenario. Figures are assumptions for illustration.

Rollback

drafted with every wave

AGENTIKOSource: Agentic Platform Operations.

Exit at your own pace.

  1. Inventory with dependencies

    What talks to what, before anything moves.

  2. Waves as change requests

    Each with its rollback and its approver.

  3. Run the new estate the same way

    The platform you land on is governed like the rest.

Use cases for you.

Move

Leave a hypervisor in signed waves

AGENTIKOInventories machines and dependencies and drafts each migration wave with its rollback.

A personThe operations lead signs each wave.

Move

One control plane for legacy and OpenShift

AGENTIKOBrings old and new environments under the same declarations and record.

A personThe platform owner approves what is brought under control.

Insiel, maintenance toil −70%

All twenty use cases

Questions we hear.

Do we need to re-architect?

Workloads move to Kubernetes or Proxmox virtual machines. Refactoring is optional and later.

Approve your first proposal.

On a hosted sandbox with a sample company loaded. No cluster or card needed.