GitHub user DRDAVIDBANNER added a comment to the discussion: Migration from Nutanix AHV to CloudStack KVM
This may be worth testing for the AHV → CloudStack/KVM migration you’re working on: [](https://sendense.com/integrations/nutanix) Sendense integrates with Nutanix AHV through Prism and can protect workloads at the VM level, then recover them onto Apache CloudStack/KVM. That gives you a possible migration path without having to build and maintain a custom bulk export/conversion workflow from AHV. For a POC, I’d suggest selecting a small set of representative VMs — different disk sizes, BIOS/UEFI, multi-NIC, Windows/Linux and higher-change workloads — then validating: * backup/replication from AHV through Prism * recovery into CloudStack/KVM * disk and boot compatibility * NIC/network mapping * application consistency * recovery time and cutover process A POC is available if you want to test the workflow against your existing Nutanix and CloudStack environments before deciding on the bulk migration approach. Full disclosure: I’m involved with Sendense, but this is exactly the kind of Nutanix → CloudStack migration scenario the integration is designed for. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/discussions/13075#discussioncomment-17971083 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
