Novell Platespin Migrate
PlateSpin Migrate
Powerful Workload Portability
PlateSpin Migrate is a powerful workload portability solution that automates the movement of server workloads over the network between physical servers, virtual hosts and image archives.
Migrate and Optimize Server Workloads. Move physical and virtual workloads at will. PlateSpin Migrate is a multi-platform workload portability solution that delivers the migration speed and reliability needed to accommodate the world’s largest data centers. Designed to handle the real-world complexities of mixed IT environments, PlateSpin Migrate is ready to help you move and protect all of your workloads.
Support Today’s Multi-platform Environments. Make physical and virtual environments work as one. PlateSpin Migrate offers the industry’s most comprehensive support for mixed IT environments, so you can use a single product for all the diverse workloads in your data center. With broad support for Windows and Linux, as well as leading server hardware and hypervisor technologies, PlateSpin Migrate makes it easy to move, copy and replicate data, applications and operating systems across physical and virtual environments.
Reduce Business Risks. Consolidate with confidence. With Live Testing and Server Sync™, PlateSpin Migrate reduces the risks when you consolidate servers or relocate your data center. Live Testing and Server Sync let you transfer server workloads quickly to a new target site or host. Then you can test the workload in the new location while continuing to run the source and perform a final sync before cutting over the workload. Server Sync can also speed up workload migrations over wide area networks since it doesn’t need to replicate the full system.
PlateSpin Migrate for UNIX. Are you ready for a powerful workload migration solution that empowers you to migrate server workloads from physical Solaris servers to virtual Containers? If so, then you’re ready for PlateSpin® Migrate for UNIX. This solution from Novell remotely decouples workloads from the underlying server hardware and streams them over the network-all from a single point of control.