Introduction
We are pleased to introduce OpenSSH-based migration support in the Concierto platform, enabling the secure migration of on-premise Windows virtual machines to AWS Cloud environments using SSH. This update is aligned with growing enterprise requirements for flexible, secure, and standards-based connectivity during cloud transformation initiatives.
OpenSSH (Open Secure Shell) is a widely adopted protocol that offers encrypted remote access and file transfer capabilities, traditionally used in Linux environments and now increasingly adopted on Windows systems. By integrating OpenSSH into Concierto’s migration workflows, we are expanding cross-platform automation and supporting diverse infrastructure strategies across our customer base.
Key Benefits of Open SSH migration
Expanded Migration Flexibility: Users can now migrate workloads from Windows systems that rely on SSH, giving teams more control in environments where other protocols may be restricted.
Enhanced Security Posture: OpenSSH integration enables secure remote execution and file transfers, aligning with enterprise security policies and reducing vulnerabilities during migration.
Streamlined Cross-Platform Operations: By using a protocol already familiar to Linux-based teams, organizations benefit from simplified administration and reduced learning curves when managing mixed environments through Concierto.
Seamless Experience for Hybrid Workloads: The ability to migrate via SSH adds to Concierto’s automated experience—bringing more use cases into the platform with consistent governance and reporting.
Conclusion
The addition of OpenSSH migration support further reinforces Concierto’s commitment to flexibility, security, and platform-agnostic automation. By supporting secure, standards-based connectivity for Windows migrations, Concierto continues to simplify complex transitions to AWS while reducing operational friction. This update helps enterprises execute their cloud strategies with greater agility, especially in environments where security and interoperability are critical.
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