I definitely don't want to miniminize the significance of this. This is huge! But, they did have some major benefits that most companies looking to do the sam

I definitely don't want to miniminize the significance of this. This is huge! But, they did have some major benefits that most companies looking to do the same won't: > Anexia therefore resolved to migrate, a choice made easier by its ownership of another hosting business called Netcup that ran on a KVM-based platform. > The hosting company is also a big user of NetApp storage, so customer data was already stored in a resource independent of its VMware rig – any new VMs would just need to be pointed at existing volumes. Again, still a great accomplishment and an exciting milestone for them, but for people still stuck on VMWare that are looking to migrate, it's good to know about the above things.