Your VM migration is a data architecture decision - stop treating it as a compute one
The current virtualization landscape has reached a critical crossroads. Market disruptions have forced organizations to look beyond short-term shocks and confront broader agility and resilience issues and rethink their entire virtualization approach. According to the Voice of Kubernetes report, 74% of organizations are planning to migrate their virtual machines (VMs) to Kubernetes.
Part of this change is that IT leaders are discovering their legacy stacks are fundamentally ill-equipped for the modern era. Compounding the issue is a pervasive context gap, a reliance on data silos that prevent organizations from building a unified understanding of their data, effectively turning both the data and the underlying infrastructure into a bottleneck.
Deciding how data is stored, protected and moved across any new platform is a data architecture decision - and many buyers are mistaking it for a compute one. Getting it wrong can mean they end up with the same silos, complexity...
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