Servers & virtualization

Servers designed, built, patched and watched.

On-premises, hybrid or in the cloud. We design the server, build it, patch it in a window you agree, back it up, test the restores and watch it around the clock, with the documentation in your name.

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Patched in your window · Restore point first · Watched around the clock

A wall-mounted network rack in a bright office, its cables neatly dressed, with a single orange patch cable.

What we run

From the rack to the cloud, one standard.

Server design and builds

Sized for the work it does, with redundant disks and power where it matters.

Virtualization

Several servers on fewer hosts, easier to back up, move and recover.

Azure and hybrid

The right workloads in the cloud, the rest on site, connected securely.

Patching in your window

Agreed in writing, with a restore point taken before every change.

Monitoring around the clock

Disks, services, temperatures and backups, with a failing disk flagged before it fails.

Backup and restore tests

Restored and opened on a schedule, with the time recorded.

How a server project runs

Assess. Design. Build. Run.

One server often does several jobs nobody wrote down. We find all of them before anything moves.

01
Assess
Every job each server does: files, sign-in, printing, the one application that needs it.
02
Design
On site, in Azure or both, drawn and quoted in writing before anything is bought.
03
Build and migrate
In a window that suits you, tested before anyone depends on it.
04
Run
Patched, monitored, backed up and documented, under the same response clocks as everything else.

A server rack in a dark room at night, one orange cable catching the light.

Questions

Straight answers.

Should our servers move to the cloud?

Sometimes. Files and email usually belong in Microsoft 365; an application that needs a server can run on a new one or in Azure. We show you the cost and the trade-offs of each before you choose.

Do you support servers you didn’t install?

Yes. We document what each one does first, then bring it up to the same standard as everything else we manage.

When are servers patched?

In a window you agree in writing, with a restore point taken first. A server that can’t be patched becomes a written exception with an owner and a date.

Our server runs Windows Server 2016. Is that a problem?

Its extended support ends on 12 January 2027. The ways out, explained.

How is server work priced?

Server management is part of a managed plan, and a new server, a migration or a move to Azure is quoted in writing as a project.