Centorrino Technologies is moving thousands of VMware VMs to SUSE Virtualisation, citing lower licensing costs and reduced vendor lock-in as key drivers.
Centorrino Technologies (CT) has selected SUSE Virtualisation to replace VMware across its hosted infrastructure platform, with thousands of virtual machine (VM) instances set to move to the open-source-based platform.
The migration is driven by significant savings in licensing and subscription costs, alongside the need to maintain the platform’s long-term affordability and viability. The SUSE platform has already been running in production and is now ready for rollout to CT’s customers.
CT has built a repeatable migration framework to support hundreds of customer environments while addressing production workload migration with minimal downtime, multi-tenant hosting, and enterprise-grade availability and resilience.
Built on open-source technologies, SUSE Virtualisation is…