Double Take Move [Article written as part of content writing for Quadsel Company)

DATA MIGRATIONS SIMPLIFIED THROUGH DOUBLE-TAKE MOVE:

Businesses that want to trim computing costs and improve efficiency have to move to virtualization and cloud computing platforms. Moving to these platforms requires migration tools and processes that are simple and efficient. Double-Take Move is the best solution to migrate your core production server, application and data workloads.

MIGRATIONS MADE EASY:

Double-Take Move allows you to migrate physical, virtual, and cloud based Windows server workloads with real-time replication from a single, intuitive user console and hardware-independent conversion technology allowing virtual platform migration and server virtualisation. Using Double-Take Move, administrators will be able to migrate specific data or entire systems using the virtual platform migration.

Double-Take Move also migrates your entire server including the system state, applications, file system, permissions, attributes, compression, and encryption settings without suspending production operations. In addition to being able to move all system and application data while it is live and online, Double-Take Move ensures the write order integrity for all migrated data.

DOUBLE-TAKE MOVE ADVANTAGES:

ü Reduces business downtime due to migrations.

ü Automates the migration of a physical server workload.

ü Allows data to be moved between different makes and storage architectures.

ü Automates the provisioning of a new virtual machine.

ü A simple interface lets you efficiently manage large migration projects.

ANYTHING TO ANYTHING MIGRATIONS:

Double-Take Move migrates between any combination of physical, virtual, and cloud platforms. It provides hardware independence between server and storage hardware.

NEAR-ZERO DOWNTIME MIGRATIONS:

Double-Take Move captures all changes during migration and replicates them to the new server in real-time allowing migrations to be performed during business hours. Double-Take Move continuously captures byte-level changes to a server's OS, applications and data and replicates those changes to new physical or virtual hardware at any location, locally or globally. By moving only the bytes that change it uses the minimum bandwidth required.