Cut Costs. Cut Risk. Migrate VMware to AWS.
Escape Broadcom licensing uncertainty with an AWS-backed path. Zero unplanned downtime, ~30% lower TCO, and AWS MAP funding.
✅ Includes AWS MAP funding eligibility and a 3-year TCO model.
Mainframe Migration Outcomes
Real migrations. Real savings. Real resilience.
Unplanned Downtime
Cutovers executed with zero business interruption.
Enterprise Retailer
Migration Speed
From discovery to production in months, not years, using MAP playbooks.
Global Manufacturer
Infrastructure Cost Savings
VMs and licenses optimized on AWS with managed services.
Financial Services Firm
Claim Your $1,112 Mainframe Migration Assessment — Free
Get an AI-assisted blueprint to modernize COBOL workloads to AWS with lower risk, lower TCO, and AWS-funded momentum.
🕒 30-Minute Migration Strategy Session
In 30 minutes, we’ll assess your mainframe landscape and outline an AI-assisted path to AWS — including MAP funding and a pilot plan.
You’ll walk away with:
- ✅Discovery of COBOL, data stores, and integration dependencies
- ✅MAP funding eligibility and 3-year TCO model (≈30% reduction)
- ✅Pilot plan for zero-downtime cutover using AWS playbooks
🛑 Only 5 free sessions available per week
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Our guided flow captures your workloads, constraints, and timelines so we can tailor a safe, rapid migration plan.
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The VMware to AWS Migration Challenge
Avoid price shocks, maintain resilience, and improve cost efficiency with a validated path to AWS
Broadcom Uncertainty & Deadlines
VMware licensing hikes (150–1200%), contract renewals, and roadmap uncertainty create immediate risk. You need a safe, validated path off VMware—fast.
Mounting TCO & License Exposure
On‑prem + licensing = rising 3‑year TCO. Without modernization, infra costs and audit exposure climb while velocity stalls.
AWS‑Backed Migration Playbooks
InnCloud executes VMware → AWS migrations using AWS playbooks. Validate zero unplanned downtime, cut ~30% TCO, and unlock AWS MAP/MAP Lite funding.
AWS MAP in 3 Steps
Assess & Plan • Pilot & Validate • Migrate & Optimize — tailored for mainframe workloads.
Assess & Plan
AI-assisted discovery of COBOL, data stores (VSAM/DB2), and interfaces. MAP funding eligibility and risk register.
Pilot & Validate
Proof-of-concept migration with zero unplanned downtime. Validate performance, controls, and cost before rollout.
Migrate & Optimize
Execute cutovers using AWS playbooks. Optimize for ~30% lower TCO with managed services and observability.
VMware to AWS Migration Capabilities
Assessment • Landing Zone • Migration Factory • Compliance • Optimization • MAP Funding
vSphere/vCenter Discovery & Inventory
Agentless assessment of clusters, hosts, VMs, storage, and networking to design your landing zone and migration plan.
VMware discovery tool, vSphere to AWS migration assessmentLanding Zone & Workload Placement
Design AWS landing zones, VPCs, security groups, IAM, and workload placement across EC2, EKS, and managed services.
AWS landing zone for VMware workloads, EC2 vs EKS placementMigration Factory & Cutover Runbooks
Factory approach for bulk VM moves with rehearsed cutovers and rollback/fall-forward plans to ensure zero unplanned downtime.
VMware migration factory, zero downtime cutover runbooksSecurity & Compliance
Well-Architected controls, network segmentation, encryption, and logging for audit-ready environments (HIPAA/FINRA/SOX).
AWS Well-Architected compliance for VMware migrationPerformance & Cost Optimization
Right-size instances, optimize storage, and adopt managed services to target ~30% lower 3-year TCO with better performance.
reduce TCO VMware to AWS, right-size EC2 for VMware workloadsAWS MAP & MAP Lite Funding
Partner-led funding to offset migration effort. We package the business case, pilot, and artifacts to accelerate approvals.
AWS MAP funding for VMware migration, MAP Lite pilotVMware → AWS FAQs
Common questions about avoiding Broadcom price hikes and migrating VMware workloads to AWS