Find blockers early
Surface unresolved packages and mappings before cutover. Give your team time to review what needs a human decision.
Talk to Sandy LINUX MIGRATION. VERIFIED.
Find Linux migration blockers before cutover. See what changed after. Keep signed evidence of the checks.
Your first 10 migrations, free.
Virtual Move assesses and verifies.
Your team runs the migration.
Source baseline
Read-only Linux assessment
Verification report
Rebuilt system ↔ source baseline
Illustrative report · example data
Signed evidence of the checks
Integrity of the report. Scope of the findings.
Your first ten migrations through your account.
Read the source, without modifying the workload.
Evidence of integrity and the checks performed.
01 / The method
Different jobs. Clear ownership.
One baseline to come back to.
We read your supported Linux workload and capture the baseline: packages, services, configuration and accounts.
Know what you’re starting with.Your engineers review the findings, resolve blockers and run the migration on your chosen target.
The move stays in your hands.We compare the rebuilt system against the baseline and sign the checks, differences and unknowns.
Make the next decision with evidence.02 / What you get
Surface unresolved packages and mappings before cutover. Give your team time to review what needs a human decision.
Compare measured packages, services, configuration and accounts. Keep differences and unknowns visible, not buried behind a pass.
A signed report records the checks performed. Share it with reviewers, then re-check against the baseline for drift.
Measured parity isn’t application correctness. Your team still owns application, data and performance testing.
A quick look
Before the move, a baseline.
After the move, evidence.
03 / A few answers
No. Virtual Move assesses and verifies. Your team or migration partner reviews the findings, provisions the target and executes the migration.
Your first 10 migrations are free through your Virtual Move account, including the migration verification offer. Start with a supported workload and review the checks.
Support depends on the exact source and target versions. Check the current supported paths before committing to a move. See supported paths
No. The signature provides evidence of report integrity and the checks performed, not a guarantee of application correctness. Application, data and performance testing remain your team’s responsibility.
Your next move
One supported workload is a good place to start.
A real conversation
Sandy Robertson / Virtual Move