Cisco ACI → Juniper Apstra
Tenants, EPGs and contracts mapped to Apstra blueprints, VRFs and security zones; intent preserved, lock-in removed.
Signature program
Any vendor to any vendor.
Fixed-scope migration programs between the platforms enterprises actually run: Cisco ACI to Juniper Apstra, VMware NSX exit to fabric-native segmentation, Cisco or Brocade to Juniper, Dell to Arista, and firewall estates to Palo Alto — one accountable team from discovery to operations, price on demand, verification on every wave.
What's included
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VMware NSX exit
Overlay segmentation and distributed firewalling moved to EVPN VRFs, group-based policy and physical or virtual firewalls.
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Cisco / Brocade → Juniper
Campus and datacenter estates translated to Junos with EVPN, managed by Apstra or Mist.
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Dell → Arista / Juniper
OS10 fabrics moved to EOS with CloudVision or to Junos, re-using optics and cabling where possible.
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Firewall migrations
ASA, FortiGate and Check Point policy translated to Palo Alto, tested on the twin, cut over with zero rule loss.
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Price on demand
A fixed price per wave against your inventory, shown line by line, held unless scope changes.
How an engagement runs
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Discovery
Inventory, dependencies, risk map. Fixed price for the program follows.
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Design
Target state and translation rules, validated on the twin.
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Planning
Waves, windows, methods of procedure, rollback.
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Migration
Wave by wave with pre/post verification; legacy decommissioned after each.
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Operations
Handover to your team or into our AIOps operations.
Questions we get asked
Why would we leave ACI for Apstra?
Multi-vendor freedom, a simpler operating model and an intent engine that stays independent of the switch vendor. If ACI is working for you, we will say that in the assessment.
How long does an NSX exit take?
Typically one to two quarters depending on how much distributed firewall policy exists. The translation and twin testing are most of the work; the cutovers themselves are routine.
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