Deployment
We deploy infrastructure sized for your applications and growth.
Servers and virtualization
Your infrastructure, in the hands of a team that cares.
We design, migrate and manage physical, virtual and cloud servers.
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Migration
We move workloads with a plan, backups and testing to reduce risk and disruption.
Administration
We monitor and maintain your platform with clear oversight.
Proxmox VEMicrosoft Hyper-VVMware vSphereWindows ServerLinux
A clear view of your infrastructure.
Virtual machines, resources and storage: information for informed administration.
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Hyper-V
For organizations that already operate Windows Server and need virtual machines integrated with their existing identity, file, application and administration services.
Hyper-V backups
We assess System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) or a compatible backup solution. VSS integration coordinates consistent backups of supported applications, depending on the guest system and configuration.
We define recovery points and test machine or file restoration. Hyper-V Replica supports continuity but does not replace independent backups with retention.
Technical documentation ↗Proxmox
For scenarios that need Linux-based virtualization, centralized management of virtual machines and containers, and a platform adaptable to the operation.
Proxmox Backup Server (PBS)
We integrate PBS for incremental, deduplicated backups of virtual machines and containers. It supports retention scheduling, backup integrity verification and synchronization to another backup server.
Integrity verification is complemented by restoration tests. We recommend separating backup storage and access from the protected infrastructure.
Technical documentation ↗VMware
For organizations that already use its ecosystem and need to organize capacity, workloads, backups, updates and continuity without breaking established dependencies.
VMware backups
We design virtual machine backups using a tool compatible with the installed ESXi and vCenter versions. We assess full recovery, file restoration and separate storage according to the selected solution.
Snapshots are temporary states, not independent backups. We review consolidation and combine backup policies with recovery testing and agreed retention.
Technical documentation ↗The choice follows a review of application compatibility, current licensing, operational skills, capacity, backups and continuity; a brand is not imposed by default.
From physical hardware to your applications.
Windows Server, Linux, shared services and business applications, scoped to your operation.
Capacity
We size CPU, memory and resources around actual workloads.
Storage
We review disks, RAID, capacity and growth. RAID is not a backup.
Backup
We define retention, separate copies and restoration tests.
Migration
We review dependencies, maintenance windows and rollback before moving services.
Continuity across multiple layers.
Server redundancy
We assess alternative nodes, capacity and dependencies to reduce single points of failure. Failover requires design, configuration and testing.
Data replication
Maintains another operational copy of data; it can also propagate deletions or errors. It does not replace backups.
Independent backups
We separate copies, access and retention, and test restoration against agreed recovery objectives.
Cloud architecture supported by specialized training
Microsoft Specialist: Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions
Our technical leadership holds the Microsoft Specialist: Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions certification. This background supports the assessment of cloud, hybrid and migration environments while keeping every recommendation aligned with the organization’s real needs.
A defined path, from start to finish.
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Assessment
We inventory servers, applications, databases, users and dependencies.
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Design
We design the architecture and migration plan, including capacity, backups, testing and rollback.
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Deployment
We implement in stages and validate each service with operational owners.
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Verification
We document the platform and agree on monitoring, support and recovery procedures.
Before we begin
Technical service scope
- Implementation and administration of Windows Server and Linux.
- Virtualization with Hyper-V, Proxmox and VMware, selected around the existing platform, licensing and operational needs.
- Directory services, files, printing, databases, storage and shared services.
- Infrastructure for SAP, Saint, Valery, Profit Plus and other business applications.
- Migrations between physical equipment, virtual platforms, data centers and cloud services.
- Backup, monitoring, updates, recovery and technical documentation.
Physical and on-premises servers
We implement or renew equipment for offices, technical rooms and data centers. CPU, memory, storage, RAID, power, network and expected growth are evaluated before selecting a platform.
Virtualization and cloud servers
We consolidate services into virtual machines and connect customer-owned cloud services or VPS when the operation needs remote access, scalability or less dependence on local hardware.
Migrations with a defined path
Before moving data or workloads, we identify dependencies, versions, integrations and permitted maintenance windows. Backups, tests and a rollback path are prepared in advance.
A stable foundation for business software
We prepare servers for SAP, Saint, Valery, Profit Plus and other systems, considering database engines, licensing, storage, network access and backup requirements.
Do you work with physical and virtual servers?
Yes. We design local, virtualized, hosted and hybrid infrastructure according to applications, data volume, users and continuity requirements.
Can you manage a server migration?
Yes. Migrations are organized in stages with dependency validation, backups, testing, an agreed change window and rollback planning.
Do you implement servers for SAP, Saint, Valery or Profit Plus?
Yes. We prepare the infrastructure after reviewing the application version, database, licensing, number of users, integrations and vendor recommendations.
Do you support both Windows Server and Linux?
Yes. The operating system and architecture are selected according to application requirements, security, available support and the company’s operational experience.
Let’s assess your infrastructure.
Let’s discuss your servers, applications and priorities.