CASE STUDIES

Sovereign infrastructure, in practice.

How a state-owned enterprise, a government ministry, and a capital market technology company moved production workloads to Awanio, and what their journeys mean for your own VMware exit.

Real Awanio customer deployments in Indonesia. Customer names are withheld.

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Indonesian State-Owned Enterprise | Logistics & Infrastructure

A state-owned enterprise moves its workloads from VMware to Awanio to bring TCO under control

Challenge

This state-owned enterprise runs IT systems that support nationwide operations, so infrastructure decisions are about reliability and accountable spending, not experimentation. After the Broadcom acquisition changed VMware licensing, staying on the existing platform meant accepting a cost structure that no longer matched the value it delivered. The organization needed to lower its total cost of ownership without putting production workloads at risk.

Solution

The organization migrated its workloads from VMware to Awanio, with Vapor as the hypervisor and Cockpit for centralized management. Cockpit follows the same concepts as vCenter, such as clusters, hosts, VMs, and datastores, so the operations team keeps a familiar way of working while the organization leaves VMware subscription licensing behind.

Vapor Cockpit

OUTCOMES

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Off VMware

workloads migrated from VMware to the Awanio platform

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Lower TCO

the objective that drove the move away from VMware licensing

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Familiar

operating model, with vCenter-style concepts in Cockpit

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Indonesian Government Ministry

A government ministry consolidates VMware and other platforms onto Awanio

Challenge

This ministry ran its workloads on VMware alongside other virtualization platforms. A mixed estate like this means separate licenses, separate management tools, and separate skills to maintain. For a government institution, every additional vendor dependency is also a question of control and accountability over public infrastructure.

Solution

The ministry moved its workloads from VMware and the other platforms onto Awanio, bringing them under one virtualization platform and one management console in Cockpit. Awanio runs fully on-premise, so the ministry's infrastructure stays under its own control.

Vapor Cockpit

OUTCOMES

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One platform

replacing VMware and other virtualization platforms

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One console

for managing every workload through Cockpit

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On-premise

infrastructure under the ministry's own control

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Capital Market Technology Company

A capital market technology company runs its platform on Awanio

Challenge

This technology company operates within Indonesia's capital market ecosystem. An organization in this position is held to the highest standards of reliability, security, and regulatory scrutiny, and the platform underneath it has to be one it fully controls.

Solution

The company chose Awanio as its virtualization platform, running workloads on Vapor with centralized management in Cockpit, on infrastructure it operates itself and backed by engineering support based in Indonesia.

Vapor Cockpit

OUTCOMES

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Trusted

by an organization in Indonesia's capital market ecosystem

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Sovereign

platform built and supported in Indonesia

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One console

for centralized management in Cockpit

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