A $25B bank automated its way off Pivotal Cloud Foundry.
PCF demanded specialized expertise, and manual planning was slowing timelines and inviting rollbacks. Automated discovery, dependency mapping, and generated IaC carried the first five applications onto Amazon EKS, and the same framework now covers a scope past 1,600.
- 95%fewer rollbacks
- 50%faster planning and analysis
- 1,600+applications in expanded scope
Read the case study ›A multi-data center VMware exit, five times faster.
A large North American telecom ran VMware across distributed data centers, with licenses expiring and no in-house migration team. Discovery, wave planning, and cutover all ran from one data set, with minimal downtime along the way.
- 5×faster migration
- 90%automation
- 4×efficiency versus manual processes
Read the case study ›A 700-location chain left VMware in five months.
Aging hardware, a data center to vacate, and no appetite for another capital refresh. Automated discovery and human validation of workload dependencies produced a plan that moved roughly 30 systems ahead of schedule.
- 5 moto a retired data center
- 100%of critical systems migrated
- Zerodisruption to operations
Read the case study ›Seven data centers, mapped as one estate.
Thousands of workloads ran across VMware and container platforms, each with its own console and its own reporting. Working with a global systems integrator, Matilda Cloud connected to vCenter and TKGS without agents and returned one estate model, wave groups, and target IaC within weeks.
- 12,000workloads mapped, no agents installed
- 6,600VMware workloads
- 5,500container workloads
Read the case study ›One compliance view across 150 cloud accounts.
A Fortune 500 telecom ran more than 350,000 resources across 150 cloud accounts and reported on them through nearly as many consoles. Continuous assessment mapped the estate in two weeks and replaced the consoles with one dashboard.
- 338,902resources discovered
- >$2Msavings identified
- 60%less audit preparation
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