The decision to embark on a PCF migration is driven by several key factors. Firstly, the lack of product focus has become evident with the shifting ownership from VMware to Pivotal to Broadcom, ultimately leading customers towards Tanzu, which, while promising, is not as mature as desired. Additionally, the high license renewal costs associated with PCF, compounded by unclear future pricing and licensing terms, often increasing expenses significantly and forcing customers into long-term deals, make migration an attractive prospect. Moreover, the imminent support End of Life (EOL) for PCF in mid-2024 brings uncertainty regarding the level of service, pushing organizations to explore migration opportunities. Ultimately, significant cost savings in terms of software renewal costs and operational expenses make PCF migration a compelling option for businesses.
You now know why you should migrate from PCF. Learn about how you could migrate fast and seamlessly and what benefits you could derive from doing so.
