Server administration
Servers under constant care
Windows and Linux administration, virtualization and monitoring without the stress.
- Server administration (Windows/Linux)
- Virtualization
- Monitoring & prevention
Prevention
Configured and monitored, without downtime
Server administration is first and foremost about prevention. We configure systems around the way your company works, continuously monitor server performance and load, run backups and keep everything up to date. We check mail queues and databases daily, and provide both remote and on-site support, ready to react quickly when something breaks.
Security
Data protection built into daily operations
Data security is built in: we deploy anti-virus and anti-spam protection, install and renew SSL certificates, and set access restrictions in line with applicable regulations. We also optimise web and email services, from auditing your website or online store to fixing faults and tuning backup routines.
Virtualization
More from the hardware you own
We virtualize servers and workstations, decoupling the hardware layer from the application layer. The result: better use of your computing power, higher service availability and lower management costs. We can demonstrate the right direction for your infrastructure on a working test environment.
Scope
What exactly we do
How we work
How we start
The same path whether we start with a single server or the whole infrastructure.
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Need
We listen to what hurts and what must change.
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Analysis
We map the infrastructure, risks and dependencies.
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Plan
A clear scope, sequence and a way back.
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Delivery
Changes in maintenance windows, without chaos.
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Operations
Monitoring, response and planned evolution.
FAQ
Before you ask
What do you actually do with our servers day to day?
We keep failures from happening. We watch performance and load continuously, check things like mail queues and databases every day, run backups and keep systems updated. We work remotely and on site.
Is virtualisation worth it for us?
Usually yes, because it gets more out of the hardware you already own. Virtualisation separates the hardware layer from the application layer, so availability goes up and the cost of running the environment goes down. We can show you the direction on a working test environment first.
Let us start with a conversation
Tell us what is causing trouble. We set the scope, the order of work and the timeline together.
