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OpenText PlateSpin Migrate

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description OpenText PlateSpin Migrate Overview

OpenText PlateSpin Migrate is an enterprise-level server migration tool that automates the movement of physical and virtual workloads to the cloud or between data centers. The software utilizes continuous data replication to minimize system downtime during the cutover process, which is critical for maintaining business continuity. IT professionals use the platform to consolidate servers, upgrade hardware, and transition legacy systems to modern cloud environments.

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Can OpenText PlateSpin Migrate move physical servers to the cloud?

Yes, PlateSpin Migrate is specifically designed to handle physical-to-virtual (P2V) migrations, moving entire physical server workloads into cloud environments or virtualized data centers. It also supports virtual-to-virtual (V2V), physical-to-physical (P2P), and virtual-to-cloud migrations across a wide range of source and target configurations.

How does PlateSpin Migrate minimize downtime during server migration?

PlateSpin Migrate uses continuous data replication to synchronize changes between the source and target systems while the source remains running and operational. This means the actual cutover, when the source is shut down and the target takes over, requires only minutes rather than hours of downtime.

Who makes PlateSpin Migrate, and what happened to the PlateSpin brand?

PlateSpin was originally an independent company before being acquired by Novell, and the product then passed to Micro Focus when it acquired Novell's attachmate assets. OpenText subsequently acquired Micro Focus in 2023, making OpenText the current owner and publisher of the PlateSpin Migrate product line.

What types of workloads can PlateSpin Migrate handle?

PlateSpin Migrate supports a broad range of Windows and Linux workloads, including physical servers, VMware virtual machines, and various cloud platforms as migration targets. It is engineered for enterprise-scale migrations where moving hundreds or thousands of servers with minimal disruption is a core requirement.

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