VMware Optimization and Licensing Assessment (OLA)
WWT provides a VMware Optimization and Licensing Assessment (OLA) to assist businesses in navigating the intricate licensing requirements associated with migrating workloads to and optimizing existing workloads on AWS. The assessment focuses on understanding the licensing demands for various software applications such as Microsoft Windows, Microsoft SQL Server, VMWare, and Oracle. With this assessment, WWT provides insights into costs and infrastructure resource usage and licensing entitlements, helping organizations to make well-informed decisions that maximize cost savings and optimize performance on AWS. When it makes business sense, WWT can help you migrate your workloads to AWS with our Smart Migration service.
Overview
WWT’s Optimization and Licensing Assessment is designed for customers seeking to move their existing workloads to AWS or to optimize existing workloads on AWS. The OLA is intended to accelerate your Windows value journey and allows you to make data-driven decisions based on your actual data.
Workloads we optimize in an OLA:
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Microsoft SQL Server and Windows Server on Amazon EC2
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VMWare Cloud on AWS
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Oracle Database and Oracle business applications
Deliverables Include:
Scope Workloads – Determine prospective workloads to optimize. The OLA identifies workloads in your environment, regardless of platform, application, or geography.
Collect Data – Collect utilization data for workloads, using Migration Evaluator and other tools.
Analyze – WWT will analyze the results and create optimization scenarios.
Plan – WWT will review the results of your OLA and build a case for resource optimization, cost reduction, and licensing optimization.
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| Fulfillment method | Professional Services |
Pricing Information
This service is priced based on the scope of your request. Please contact seller for pricing details.
Support
Questions? We’ve got answers. Please contact us at APN_AD_WWT@WWT.COM with questions.