- Organisation
- United Community Bank
- Predecessor
- VMware plus separate storage, disaster-recovery and management tooling
- Destination
- Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure, AHV, Nutanix Cloud Manager and Nutanix Move
- Workload
- Approximately 900 virtual machines and supporting infrastructure
- Stage
- Completed or primarily completed
- Retirement status
- Primary migration completed; universal tool elimination not established
- Confidence
- High
- Next trigger
- A final VMware retirement or complete infrastructure inventory.
Programme context
United Community Bank consolidated a VMware-based and multi-vendor infrastructure environment onto Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure and AHV, using Nutanix management and migration tooling across a five-year programme.
Why this matters: The evidence supports a completed or primarily completed infrastructure-platform migration for about 900 VMs. It does not support a claim that every bank workload was modernised or every adjacent tool retired.
Migration timeline
| Date | Milestone | What changed | Evidence status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 Jun 2026 | Customer story published | Nutanix described the multi-year journey and current destination estate. | Evidence-bounded |
| Five-year journey | Infrastructure migration | Approximately 900 VMs moved through the programme. | Evidence-bounded |
| Final date undisclosed | Primary migration completed | No single final cutover date is provided. | Evidence-bounded |
Workload migration matrix
| Workload | Predecessor | Destination | Status by 21 Jul 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approximately 900 VMs | VMware | Nutanix AHV | Completed / primarily completed |
| Storage and management | Separate multi-vendor tools | Nutanix platform | Consolidated within bounded scope |
| Disaster recovery | Separate tooling | Nutanix-supported architecture | Implemented |
Implementation and architecture
- Nutanix Move supported virtual-machine migration.
- The programme unfolded over five years rather than a single cutover.
- Host and operational outcome figures remain attributed to the source.
Known unknowns and contradictions
- Single final production cutover date.
- Complete residual VMware inventory.
- Which third-party tools, if any, remain in service.
No missing fact is inferred to create a cleaner completion narrative.
PlatformTrace analysis
The evidence supports a completed or primarily completed infrastructure-platform migration for about 900 VMs. It does not support a claim that every bank workload was modernised or every adjacent tool retired.
Targets, forecasts and reported benefits remain attributed source claims; they are not independently measured product performance.
Evidence ledger
- Nutanix source, 2026-06-11
Named bank customer story identifying VMware, Nutanix products, approximately 900 VMs and the five-year migration journey.
Corrections and updates
21 July 2026 — Initial Verified dossier published. Later milestones will be appended rather than silently replacing this state.