This article outlines specific measures to avoid a crisis in the continuity of 大塚商会's IaaS business after a vendor refused to renew its virtualization license agreement. The focus is on migration and consolidation using Nutanix products.
大塚商会 is said to have faced a risk directly affecting the continuity of its IaaS business after a vendor refused to renew its virtualization license agreement. Officially, the refusal to renew the agreement was identified as the event, creating uncertainty over whether the business could continue.
As a response, technology selections centered on Nutanix's cloud platform progressed, and migration of the environment using Nutanix Move was considered and carried out. The use of Nutanix management and operations tools, including AHV (Hypervisor) and Prism Central, is also planned.
The introduction and use of Cloud IaaS 2 as a new Cloud IaaS framework are also being considered, with efforts under way to establish an integrated IaaS operating structure combining multiple Nutanix-related functions.