Clarity before
your next move.

Upgrade readiness, dependency mapping and wave planning for VMware, cloud and Kubernetes migrations.

Works with

  • vCenter
  • ESXi
  • VCF
  • VVF
  • RVTools
  • CMDB exports
  • OpenShift
  • VKS

The suite

Three products. One way of working.

Each one reads the estate as it is, scores it against where you are going, and hands back a plan you can act on.

  1. Upgrade what staysInfrascope
  2. Move what leavesTransform
  3. Containerise what's nextKubeShift

VMware VVF & VCF upgrade readiness

Migrazo-Infrascope

Assess. Verify. Upgrade.

Connects to the estate, builds a complete inventory and scores hardware and software compatibility against the VCF or VVF release you are targeting — then hands back a sequenced remediation plan.

  1. 1Connect
  2. 2Discover
  3. 3Assess
  4. 4Remediate
  • Read-only discovery
  • HCL compatibility
  • Blocker triage
  • Remediation plan

AI-assisted cloud migration

Migrazo-Transform

Discover. Analyse. Migrate.

Maps the estate and its dependencies from CMDB, RVTools and network exports, scores readiness workload by workload, and sequences the move into bundles and waves.

  1. 1Discover
  2. 2Analyse
  3. 3Plan
  4. 4Migrate
  • AI column mapping
  • Dependency map
  • Readiness scoring
  • Wave planning

OpenShift to VKS migrationEarly access

Migrazo-KubeShift

Collect. Map. Shift.

Reads an OpenShift cluster as what it is — containerised workloads, not machines — names what every OpenShift-only object becomes on VKS, and returns a namespace-by-namespace wave plan.

  1. 1Connect
  2. 2Collect
  3. 3Map
  4. 4Shift
  • Read-only collector
  • Object mapping
  • Namespace waves
  • VKS target

Security

Built to look, not to touch.

Assessment should never be the riskiest thing that happens to your estate.

  • Read-only by design

    Infrascope discovers and KubeShift collects without write access. They read the estate; they never change it.

    No write access

  • Live access is optional

    No live connection? Work from exports instead — Transform takes CMDB, RVTools and network exports as uploads.

    Exports or live

  • Air-gapped deployment

    Run Migrazo entirely inside your own environment. Nothing leaves it — no data, no telemetry, no calls out.

    Nothing leaves your environment

  • You decide what changes

    Every output is a plan — remediation steps, bundles, waves. What runs, and when, stays with your team.

    Plans, not actions

FAQ

Questions infrastructure teams ask first.

Will it change anything in our environment?

No. Infrascope discovers and KubeShift collects with read-only access — they read the estate and never change it. Every output is a plan; what runs, and when, stays with your team.

Do we have to give it a live connection?

Not for Transform. It works from CMDB, RVTools and network exports uploaded as files, so you can plan a migration without connecting anything.

Can it run with no internet access?

Yes. Migrazo can run entirely inside your own environment, air-gapped. No data, telemetry or calls leave it.

Which platforms does it cover?

Infrascope assesses VMware estates for VCF and VVF upgrades. Transform plans cloud migrations from CMDB, RVTools and network exports. KubeShift reads OpenShift clusters and plans the move to VKS.

What do we actually get at the end?

Infrascope: a compatibility assessment and a sequenced remediation plan. Transform: a dependency map, readiness scores per workload, and the move sequenced into bundles and waves. KubeShift: what each OpenShift-only object becomes on VKS, and a namespace-by-namespace wave plan.

Is KubeShift available today?

Not yet — Infrascope and Transform are live, and KubeShift is in early access. Request access through the form below and we will be in touch.

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Upgrades, cloud migrations and platform shifts.

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