Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
vrtmv turns Linux migrations into signed parity evidence
A Linux workload migration tool that says it can rebuild workloads on a modern platform and produce a signed report of what did—and didn’t—match.
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- Teams migrating Linux workloads from VMware or legacy distributions
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- The site reports 622 end-to-end conversions and says unresolved mappings and caveats are included in its evidence.
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The example command migrates a CentOS 7 image toward AlmaLinux 9 and shows package discovery, a blocking step, and recorded caveats before writing output. The described inspection can start from VMDK, qcow2, or raw images, with the source mounted read-only; live hosts and bare-metal systems are also listed as inputs. The site says mappings are provenance-graded and that unresolved items remain visible in the attestation.
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