Consolidate servers
We survey what runs on each server and bring it together into a tidy infrastructure, in stages and checking every step.
Tell us what is happening: we review your situation and identify what makes sense to assess first.
Fewer servers, with an inventory everyone understands
I have servers everywhere and nobody knows what is on each one.
Does any of this sound familiar?
- You have servers spread across providers and projects.
- Some are underused and others always at their limit.
- There is no inventory of what runs where.
- Renewals, access and costs are hard to follow.
- Each server is administered differently.
How we solve it
Cloud and dedicated servers, migration service, server administration, backups and monitoring.
- 01
Discovery
Inventory of servers, applications, data and dependencies.
- 02
Sizing
We define how many servers are needed and what is grouped with what.
- 03
Proposal
Consolidation order, change windows and a way back.
- 04
Implementation
Migration in stages with verification at each one.
- 05
Operation
Administration and monitoring of the whole, at the chosen level.
What to expect
- A documented inventory of what exists and what it costs.
- Fewer forgotten, outdated or duplicated servers.
- An environment that is administered one way.
Services we solve it with
What depends on a technical assessment
Number of servers and applications, software compatibility, data volume and available change windows.
What it does not cover
We don't redesign the applications. If two applications can't coexist, we tell you in the discovery.
Frequently asked questions
Do the old servers have to be switched off all at once?
No: it is done in stages and each source is kept until the destination is verified.
Can I keep a server apart?
Yes, we define it in the proposal.
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View solution →Tell us what you need to solve
The first conversation is about understanding the situation. You do not need to know the right product in advance.
