How to migrate a Virtual Machine from Proxmox to Vmware ESXI

How to migrate a Virtual Machine from Proxmox to Vmware ESXI

There are many virtualization solutions in the world and companies can select one of them or some of them to deploy virtual environment.
The most used ones are Proxmox and Vmware Vsphere.

KVM is a popular hypervisor for server virtualization. It realizes CPU and storage virtualization by calling the core features of Linux to make Linux core become the virtualization layer. Sometimes KVM will work with QEMU emulator.

Because KVM is a free open-source virtualization solution, it is often chosen by companies in the beginning when there are limited budgets. After years, the applications on the servers need better compatibility. Most companies will select the excellent solution VMware vSphere, which is expensive but is the leading server virtualization in the world.

VMware supports only .vmdk format of image. If you want to use KVM image on VMware.
In this video, I will show you, How to convert qcow2 to vmdk with qemu-img.

The commands used are:

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[Narendar_DevSystems]

Hi,
Fantastic work and very clear explanation. We need to do the same in our organization and it is very useful to us. Thank you.🙂

[janskrzypkowski]

Have you ever had a situation with a virtual machine using the ZFS file system? I'm currently in a similar situation. I created a ZFS copy of a virtual machine, converted it to VMDK, followed similar steps as you did, but the machine on ESXi is not detecting the system.

[dzswdvk]

Thank you a lot for your video almost is the unique. please i follow your step and machine no want boot in VMware EXSI, what is the solution ? and what this the problme ?