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DC Physical Migration

P2V

Bare Metal to VM

DC Physical Migration converts physical servers into platform VMs. A lightweight agent streams the server’s disks while it keeps running, incremental sync keeps the replica current, and cutover follows the same rhythm as VMware migration. Right-size the target VM to measured utilization instead of mirroring oversized hardware.

Key Features

Agent-based replication for Windows Server 2012 R2+ and mainstream Linux

Continuous incremental sync with visible lag per server

Right-sizing guidance from measured utilization

Compatibility mode for older operating systems

Offline OVA/QCOW2/VMDK import for agentless cases

Architecture Overview

Physical Server + Ag...Streaming ReplicationRight-Sizing (measur...DC Virtual Machines
Source / Trigger
Core Component
Connected Service (clickable)

Pricing

Priced to your configuration

DC Physical Migration is scoped and priced against your workload requirements. Standardized public packages are being finalized.

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Common Use Cases

1

Server room exit

2

Hardware refresh avoidance

3

Legacy workload preservation

4

Estate consolidation

Getting Started

Agent — Register a Physical Server
# On the source server (Linux)
curl -O https://get.daakyicloud.com/migration-agent.sh
sudo bash migration-agent.sh --org org-7c21 \
  --registration-token $REG_TOKEN

# Agent registers and starts streaming; monitor via API
curl -s "https://api.daakyicloud.com/v1/migration/sources?type=physical" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"

# { "sources": [{ "hostname": "erp-metal-01",
#     "sync_lag_seconds": 42, "phase": "incremental" }] }

Security Features

  • Encrypted replication
  • Source untouched as rollback
  • Cutover under your control

Frameworks Referenced

ISO 27001SOC 2

Our security program is designed with these frameworks in mind — not a certification claim.

Documentation

Frequently Asked Questions

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