Linux migration Signed parity

Test 10 Linux migrations before you commit the fleet.

Use the full Virtual Move readiness and parity workflow on your own workloads. Virtual Move reads the source, surfaces blockers, and generates the rebuild plan; your engineer or migration operator executes the move with your approved tools and procedures; then Virtual Move rescans the target and verifies it against a signed baseline. Your first 10 migrations are free. No credit card required.

Your operator runs the migration. Virtual Move analyzes the source, surfaces blockers, and verifies parity afterward — your approved engineer, administrator, or migration partner executes the move with your own tools and procedures.

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10

operator-executed migrations

Full readiness and parity workflow.
No credit card.

Read-only source
Agentless cold-image analysis
Local workload data
Your operator executes the migration

How it works

Evidence before action. Control throughout.

Start with representative workloads and evaluate the real migration path—not a staged demo environment.

01

Read the real source.

Analyze a cold VM image or supported Linux source without booting it, installing an agent, or writing to the source disk.

02

Test readiness and plan.

Surface blockers and caveats, then produce a reviewable rebuild plan with provenance and confidence attached.

03

Your operator migrates; Virtual Move proves parity.

Your engineer or migration operator executes the move with your approved tools. Virtual Move then rescans the target and compares it against a signed, host-specific baseline.

Engineer walkthrough

See the Complete Virtual Move Engineering Workflow

Follow the complete process—from receiving a token and running the initial preflight scan through the operator-managed migration, final rescan, and verified parity report.

Operator-controlled execution. Virtual Move evaluates migration readiness and verifies the outcome. The migration itself is performed by the customer’s engineer, operator, or migration partner.

What the engineer receives

Artifacts your team can inspect, challenge, and keep.

Each output is designed to expose what was observed, what was inferred, and what still needs human judgment.

Preflight results

No-write and no-credit readiness findings before your operator migrates anything.

Reviewable build output

An Ansible role or Terraform output your team can inspect.

Host-specific attestation

Evidence tied to the workload that was actually analyzed.

Explicit uncertainty

Caveats, gaps, provenance, and confidence—not hidden assumptions.

Signed verification result

A cryptographically signed result for the resulting target state.

Privacy and control

The workload boundary stays where your engineers put it.

Virtual Move minimizes what crosses the boundary. Workload data stays local; translation lookup uses only the identifiers needed to resolve package mappings.

Customer environment

  • VM image remains local
  • Configuration remains local
  • Accounts remains local
  • Keys remains local
  • Workload data remains local
Package identifiers onlyMappings + evidence return

Hosted Translation Index

  • Mappings
  • Confidence
  • Provenance
  • Conditions

Controlled run

Your operator runs it. Virtual Move plans and proves.

Virtual Move plans before the move and verifies after it; the migration itself is executed by your operator with your approved tools and procedures. The source remains read-only, and every stage has a named owner.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Virtual Move

    Read-only analysis, readiness findings, and a reviewable rebuild plan.

  2. 02

    Apply

    Your operator

    Executes the migration with your approved tools and procedures.

  3. 03

    Configuration carry

    Your operator

    Applies target configuration under your procedures.

  4. 04

    Approved non-database data copy

    Your operator

    Copies only the data you have approved.

  5. 05

    Verify

    Virtual Move

    Rescans the target and attests parity against the baseline.

Operator executesVirtual Move does not perform the migration. Your engineer or migration operator runs it.

Database transfer is namedExport and import remains a manual, separately controlled operator step.

Failure remains visibleBlocked, non-equivalent, and unverified outcomes are not reported as success.

10 free migrations

Use the real product, not a limited demo.

The first 10 operator-executed migrations can use the full Virtual Move readiness and parity workflow at no cost. Full attestation. No credit card.

Start with 10 Workloads — Free

FAQ

Questions engineers ask before the first run.

Put Virtual Move against the workloads that matter.

See the blockers, inspect the plan, keep the run in your operator's hands, and receive signed evidence of what could—and could not—be verified.

No credit card required.