Lower Hardware & Energy Costs
Reduce hardware purchasing, electricity and server-room cooling costs according to workload and consolidation ratio.
We reduce dependence on individual physical servers and help you manage processor, memory and storage resources efficiently.
Reduce hardware purchasing, electricity and server-room cooling costs according to workload and consolidation ratio.
If a physical server fails, its virtual machines can be restarted automatically on another cluster node in a suitable HA architecture.
Deploy a new virtual server from templates in minutes instead of waiting weeks for hardware when a new server is needed.
Take a snapshot before a critical software update so you can return the server to its earlier state if a problem occurs.
Instantly increase capacity via software without opening the chassis when your server needs extra CPU, RAM, or Disk space.
Reach the responsible expert directly without waiting in call centers or ticket queues for issues in your virtualization infrastructure.
End-to-end consulting and setup for VMware vSphere, vCenter, Microsoft Hyper-V, and SAN storage architectures.
A widely used hypervisor platform for enterprise-scale data centers.
High-performance, cost-effective virtualization designed to integrate with Windows Server infrastructures.
Planned, controlled migration from existing physical servers or other hypervisor environments.
Hosting your virtual machines on shared, high-speed storage using iSCSI or Fibre Channel.
Automated, full-image level backup of your virtual servers without requiring agents.
VDI architecture that centralizes user desktops, offering a secure remote working environment.
An assessment of performance bottlenecks, underlying errors and capacity in your existing virtual environments.
We provide budget savings by accurately analyzing your VMware and Microsoft virtualization license requirements.
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A Virtualization project is more than product selection. Capacity, licensing, security, operations and growth should be evaluated together.
Reassess server capacity when current hosts are approaching limits, hardware support is ending, virtualization density is rising, or new ERP, SQL or line-of-business workloads are planned.
Workloads are measured for CPU, memory, IOPS and capacity. Hardware, RAID, networking, power, virtualization and backup are then designed as one infrastructure project.
Use measured workload data, application requirements and a realistic 3-5 year growth allowance.
The answer depends on the existing estate, support expectations, commercial terms, component options and availability.
Yes. Hosts need headroom for CPU, memory, storage IOPS and high-availability scenarios.
Share your current environment and requirements so we can define the appropriate product, licensing and implementation approach.