VMs migrated and cut over
The program moved the customer’s workload estate to Azure.
Water Treatment & Purification
1,425 VMs migrated and cut over to Azure.
A water-treatment enterprise completed a data-center migration to Azure while maintaining business-critical operations.
1,425VMs migrated and cut over
10 monthsProgram delivery
Near-zeroMigration and cutover downtime
Windows & LinuxWorkloads migrated
The challenge
What the organization needed
Data-center closure required 1,425 VMs to move to Azure. Business-critical applications needed minimal downtime, and migration groups had to align with SAP infrastructure and modernization activities.
The approach
How the program delivered
RiverMeadow worked with Microsoft and the customer team to analyze application discovery information and coordinate migration groups around SAP timelines and application affinities. The RiverMeadow platform supported workload migration, with application-owner testing before acceptance.
The results
Outcomes delivered
Completed migration program
The data-center migration completed within the documented delivery window.
Operational downtime
Business operations continued through migration and cutover.
- Application owners tested workloads to support successful delivery.
- Migration groups coordinated with SAP infrastructure and modernization timelines.
- An Azure environment established with capacity for future expansion.
Platform scope
Technology and delivery scope
- Source
- On-premises physical systems and VMware vCenter
- Target
- Microsoft Azure
- Workloads
- Windows and Linux VMs, including business-critical applications
- Delivery
- Application discovery, migration grouping and workload validation
One software platform
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