Part 50. HOW TO: Use Zerto to migrate a workload from Cloud to on-prem VMware vSphere
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Part 50. HOW TO: Setup Configure and use Zerto to migrate a workload from Cloud to On premise VMware vSphere
In this video presentation which is part of the Hancock's VMware Half Hour HOW TO Video Series I will show you HOW TO: Deploy and Configure Zerto to migrate workloads between Cloud and On-Prem VMware vSphere infrastructure with limited downtime.
Zerto is a commercial application which offers continuous data protection. It's available as a trail and download here
Zero trial and download
It offers far better data protection than VMware Converter which has been discussed in this video, it does not have any issues in synchronizing and replicating workloads based on UEFI Secure Boot Windows Servers.
HOW TO: Synchronize changes when completing a P2V or V2V with VMware vCenter Converter Standalone 6.4
VMware vCenter Converter 6.4.0 Standalone download
This video is based on an article I wrote for Experts Exchange over 10 years ago. So join me for hints and tips of how we create a P2V migration to VMware vSphere. In this video I will show you how we can make changes on the source, and these will be replicated to the destination virtual machine, using the Synchronize option, later we will "cutover" workloads from the source to destination, with limited impact on service.
HOW TO: Synchronize changes when completing a P2V or V2V with VMware vCenter Converter Standalone 5.1
