What it is
Not every environment should migrate. Where VMware is the right platform, because of application support requirements, scale, or an in-flight investment, we run it properly: clean vSphere design, current builds, right-sized clusters, and a clear-eyed licensing review at every renewal.
| Vendor | Broadcom / VMware |
| Form factor | On-premise cluster |
| Engagement | Design · Deploy · Managed |
Core capabilities
- vSphere and vCenter design, upgrades, and lifecycle management
- HA, DRS, and vMotion configuration for real availability
- vSAN and shared-storage design with capacity headroom
- Cluster rightsizing to reduce host and licensing count
- Renewal modelling and entitlement review, including a documented exit path
How ClearPath helps: three ways to engage
Design & architect
Cluster and storage architecture matched to workload profile, with host count driven by licensing economics as much as capacity.
Deploy & migrate
Upgrades and expansions executed in maintenance windows with rollback plans, or a clean build and staged migration where the existing estate has drifted too far.
Licensing guidance
We make sure you are licensed for what you actually run: hosts, cores, and editions checked against your entitlements, so a renewal quote gets verified rather than accepted. That cuts both ways, and both are expensive. You should not be carrying capacity or an edition nobody uses, and you should not be exposed on a true-up either.
Best fit: when we recommend it
- Applications with vendor support tied to VMware
- Estates mid-investment that need optimization, not migration
- Organizations weighing a renewal against a platform change
- Renewal quotes nobody has checked against what is actually deployed
Not sure it is the right fit?
Tell us what you are running today. We will tell you plainly whether VMware is the answer, including when it is not.