Introducing Warm Migrations on Akamai

Resize your compute instance plan whenever you need with almost zero downtime. Akamai’s warm migrations allow virtual machines to remain powered on for the majority of actions that would normally require the VM to be powered off, such as resizing or migrating, so your machine is only offline for one minute.

Introducing Warm Migrations on Akamai

Our new unified migrations significantly improve cold migration reliability and introduce warm migrations for quickly resizing VMs. Learn more.
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