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SOLUTIONS
WEBINAR

What Happens to Recovery After VMware?

Hidden Disaster Recovery Challenges During and After Migration
Americas Session
Wednesday, July 22 12:00pm CDT (UTC-5)
Click here for the APAC/EMEA session

Recovery capabilities that once seemed straightforward inside a unified VMware environment don't automatically transfer to native public cloud, alternative hypervisors, Kubernetes, or hybrid infrastructures. Replication methods change. Recovery automation becomes fragmented. Testing, fallback, networking, security, and application dependencies all require a new approach.

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Join RackWare for an executive-level discussion exploring why successful migration does not necessarily mean successful recovery. We'll examine how organizations can move beyond infrastructure-focused disaster recovery and adopt an Operational Recovery strategy designed for today's heterogeneous, multi-cloud environments.

What You Will Learn

  • Why VMware migrations fundamentally change recovery architecture

  • The hidden assumptions that create recovery gaps after migration

  • How disaster recovery differs across public cloud, Nutanix AHV, KVM, Hyper-V, Kubernetes, and hybrid environments

  • Why infrastructure recovery is no longer enough-and why operational recovery should become the new objective

  • Best practices for designing platform-independent recovery strategies that remain resilient as infrastructure continues to evolve

  • A practical framework for assessing your organization's recovery readiness before, during, and after migration

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Whether you're planning a VMware exit, actively migrating workloads, or have already modernized your infrastructure, this session will help you identify potential blind spots before they become operational risks.

Who Should Attend

This session is designed for technical and IT leadership roles involved in planning or executing a VMware exit, including:

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  • IT and infrastructure leaders evaluating the operational and business continuity impact of a VMware exit

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  • Cloud architects and infrastructure engineers responsible for designing recovery and migration strategies

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  • IT operations and disaster recovery managers responsible for recovery testing, runbooks, and failback procedures

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  • VMware administrators evaluating alternative hypervisors, cloud platforms, or container strategies

Presented By

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Mike Calonica
Chief Commercial Officer

Michael Calonica is the Chief Commercial Officer at RackWare, responsible for global hyperscaler and partner ecosystem strategy and the expansion of RackWare’s migration and DR solutions through GSIs, MSPs, and cloud marketplaces. With deep experience in sales, alliances, and partner-led growth across cloud and cybersecurity, Michael specializes in developing scalable partner programs that help organizations modernize, protect, and migrate their workloads using RackWare’s platform.

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