VRTMV reverse-engineers workloads from disk images and produces Ansible roles that rebuild an equivalent workload on a modern target OS — with a signed parity report as output. We reverse-engineers a workload from wherever it lives: a cold disk image, a running Linux VM, or a legacy bare-metal server. The source does not need to be live, reachable, or bootable — but if it is running, VRTMV can collect from it directly over SSH, so physical machines and VMs that can’t be imaged are also in scope. Run VRTMV assess centos7.vmdk and get back a complete picture of what is inside. Run VRTMV migrate centos7.vmdk --target rocky9 and get back an Ansible role that rebuilds it on Rocky 9, plus a report attesting that the result is equivalent to the source.
| Website | https://vrtmv.com/ |
| Employees | 3 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2026 |
| Industry | Technology, Information and Internet |
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