Linux migration verification
Assess before. Verify after.
Assess your Linux workload before migration. Compare the rebuilt system against its baseline and get signed evidence after the move.
Virtual Move assesses and verifies. Your team runs the migration. Supported paths
Assessed source
Virtual Move- Packages
- Services
- Configuration
- Accounts
Verification
vs. baseline- Packagesmatch
- Servicesmatch
- Configurationdifference
- Accountsunknown
Signed report
- Matches
- Differences
- Unknowns
Who does what
- Virtual MoveAssess + baseline
- Your teamRun the migration
- Virtual MoveVerify + sign
Benefits
Spot the gaps
Missing items and unknowns stay visible.
Keep signed evidence
Share the checks behind your decision.
Re-check for drift
Compare against the baseline again.
See it in 39 seconds
Questions
Does a matching report mean my application works?
No. Measured checks compare packages, services, configuration and accounts with the baseline. They do not replace your team's application, data and performance testing.
What does the signature prove?
It lets a reviewer confirm the report's integrity and which checks were performed, using the trusted verification key. Findings apply only to the checks listed.
What is an unknown, and can we re-check later?
An unknown is something the checks could not measure or map with confidence; it is listed for a person to review. Verification can be re-run against the same baseline to check for drift.
