As long as you have both environments added to Veeam you can migrate between them.  There is no best practices that I am aware of to use it is just backup from VMware and restore to Nutanix.  Then start backing up Nutanix.

Here is the Nutanix guide - Overview - Veeam Backup for Nutanix AHV User Guide

Yeah, not really Nutanix specific, but I recently migrated some folks from Hyper-V to VMware.  Basically, backup the VM from Hyper-V.  When ready to migrate, shutdown the VM in Hyper-V and take a final backup of the Hyper-V VM, Instant Recovery to VMware, migrate to production storage and setup a backup job of the server now on VMware.  Same process for Migrating from VMware to Nutanix, just substitute the above Hyper-V with VMware, and VMware with Nutanix, and the job type changes from “Instant Recovery” to “Restore to Nutanix”.

Hi there

actually, there is a guide from nutanix

https://www.nutanix.com/how-to/steps-to-migrate-to-nutanix-from-vmware

have a look, and as I always recommend, test it yourself before doing anything in production.

keep in mind that Nutanix uses VirtIO drivers, so they must be installed on the vms before you back them up and restore them in AHV.

cheers.

Well sure...there is the target hypervisor supported tools...just like VMware has the vCenter Standalone Converter….but we’re talking about Veeam solutions here…   LOL...thanks for the input Luis.  I need to spend more time testing out Nutanix….

I know I know, that’s why I added the VirtIO info as well! the guide is more for not missing any other moving part! Veeam is magical,

but always double check and test before anything else!

cheers