How global service providers achieve virtualization migration at scale with Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

What happened

Advent One offers enterprise clients a flexible framework to migrate and manage VM workloads without losing operational continuity or data resilience. As the virtualization market undergoes historic shifts, service providers worldwide are re-evaluating their infrastructure foundations.

With changing licensing structures, per-core cost increases, and shifting vendor roadmaps, managed service providers (MSPs) and cloud service providers face pressing decisions about their long-term architecture.Service providers require a modern, predictable alternative that provides support for current virtual machine (VM) workloads while establishing an AI-ready foundation for future growth. With changing licensing structures, per-core cost increases, and shifting vendor roadmaps, managed service providers (MSPs) and cloud service providers face pressing decisions about their long-term architecture .

Service providers require a modern, predictable alternative that provides support for current virtual machine (VM) workloads while establishing an AI-ready foundation for future growth. Red Hat OpenShift (cloud computing software) Virtualization delivers a proven, cloud-native platform built on physical node pricing rather than per-core penalties. Red Hat is a software company based in Raleigh.

It allows service providers to scale VM (a computer simulated in software on a shared machine) estates, unify operations across containers and VMs, and maintain operational stability across hybrid and sovereign cloud environments. Here’s a look at how service providers across regions are migrating to OpenShift Virtualization to secure their competitive edge and deliver value to their end customers.