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The Data Center Refresh Just Got a Lot More Expensive. The Cloud Didn’t.
For years, the hardware refresh cycle was boringly predictable. Servers aged out every three to five years, you budgeted for the replacement, component prices drifted down over time, and the refresh was a routine line item nobody lost sleep over. That math just broke. Over the past year, the cost of the components inside enterprise servers and other infrastructure equipment hasn’t just crept up. It has exploded. Memory has taken the hardest hit by far. DDR5 server memory roug
VMware Exits to IBM VPC and IBM OpenShift Virtualization
A brief video showcasing Rackware's ability to perform a live migration of any VMware virtual machine to IBM VPC and IBM OpenShift virtualisation. Your VMware instance can be in an on-prem environment, or it can be any flavor of VMware in the cloud such as Google VMware Engine, VMware on AWS, or Oracle VMware solution.
How To Deploy RackWare From Oracle Cloud Marketplace
Quick overview of the steps to deploy RackWare Disaster Recovery and Migration solutions for servers, VMs, and Kubernetes in OCI, via the Oracle Cloud Marketplace.
How To Deploy RackWare From IBM Cloud Catalog
Quick overview of the steps to deploy RackWare Disaster Recovery and Migration solutions for servers, VMs, and Kubernetes in IBM Cloud, via the IBM Cloud Catalog.


DR Criteria in the Multicloud World
Part I: The Criteria That Matter Disaster Recovery products, deployments, and strategies have evolved extensively in the last 15 years or so. With Cloud technology, robust virtualization options, vastly improved wide area networking, and new products and methods, it can be a daunting task to plan and implement a modern Disaster Recovery solution. Legacy backup and DR products with limited support for Hyperscaler as well as emerging Cloud technologies can complicate things eve


RackWare + Nutanix NC2
Automated Cross-Cloud Failover for Nutanix Cloud Clusters Executive Summary Organizations adopting Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) are increasingly looking for a disaster recovery (DR) strategy that extends beyond a single cloud provider while maintaining operational simplicity and automation. RackWare provides failover and disaster recovery automation for workloads running on Nutanix NC2 across any supported public cloud environment leveraging Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI)


RackWare Migration for Nutanix Environments
Enterprise-Scale Migration and Workload Mobility Modern infrastructure transformation initiatives require more than simple VM conversion tools. Enterprises are migrating from mixed environments that include legacy virtualization platforms, public cloud infrastructure, private cloud environments, and bare-metal systems — often under aggressive timelines with minimal tolerance for downtime or operational disruption. RackWare provides an enterprise workload mobility platform tha


Operational RPO vs. Journaling
Why Data Consistency Delivers Better Recovery Outcomes Than Near-Zero RPO Executive Summary Disaster recovery vendors have long competed on a single metric: RPO. The lower, the better — or so the pitch goes. In practice, near-zero RPO is a theoretical measure that describes how frequently data is captured. It says nothing about whether that data can restore your application to a usable state. RackWare takes a fundamentally different approach: consistency-first replication. In


The looming deadline for VMware exits
End-of-support for VMware perpetual licensing is closer than you think If your organization runs vSphere 8, you have a decision to make — and the window for making it the right way is narrower than the calendar suggests. Broadcom has set October 2027 as the end-of-support date for vSphere 8, the last version of vSphere that could be perpetually licensed. After that date, no more security patches. No more critical bug fixes. No more compatibility certifications for new hardwar


DR Platforms Are Showing Their Age – And It’s Not a Patch Problem
By Todd Matters, Chief Technology Officer, RackWare Every generation of enterprise technology has a moment where the platforms that defined the previous era start to strain against a world they weren’t designed for. We’ve seen it with storage. We’ve seen it with networking. We’ve seen it with virtualization itself. Disaster recovery is now having its moment. That’s not a criticism of the platforms that got us here. The DR solutions that emerged a decade or more ago were well-


The VMware Exit Isn’t a Strategy Problem. It’s an Execution Problem.
Enterprises know where they want to go. Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization is a serious destination. But knowing your destination and actually getting there are two entirely different problems - and only one of them is keeping IT leaders up at night When Broadcom completed its acquisition of VMware, the ripple effects were fast and unambiguous. Licensing structures shifted. Costs surged. Renewal conversations that had been routine became fraught. For many IT and infrastructure


VMware Exit DR Without Boundaries: Replacing Zerto with RackWare
Overview As enterprises accelerate VMware exit strategies in response to rising costs and licensing changes, they face an immediate and often overlooked problem: their disaster recovery strategy breaks along with it when moving to cloud-native. Zerto was built for a VMware-like world. When VMware goes, so does resilience - leaving organizations without DR coverage precisely when they are most exposed. RackWare solves this by delivering a modern, platform-agnostic disaster rec
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