A server sized to your load
We measure what your project uses today and what it will need, and compare cloud and dedicated options with data.
Tell us what is happening: we review your situation and identify what makes sense to assess first.
Neither overpaying nor falling short as the project grows
I don't know how much I need.
Does any of this sound familiar?
- You pay for a server you barely use, or one that is always at its limit.
- You don't know whether cloud or dedicated suits you better.
- Every time the project grows, the server is discussed again.
- You have no usage metrics to decide with.
How we solve it
Cloud and dedicated servers, resource monitoring and server administration.
- 01
Discovery
We measure CPU, memory, disk, network and database of the current environment.
- 02
Sizing
We project your growth and define the right server.
- 03
Proposal
Alternatives with their differences.
- 04
Implementation
We provision and move your project.
- 05
Operation
We monitor usage and review the sizing with you.
What to expect
- A recommendation based on real usage, with alternatives compared.
- Lower risk of paying for capacity you do not use or falling short at a peak.
- A clear basis for deciding when to grow, without reopening the debate every time.
Services we solve it with
What depends on a technical assessment
Current and projected load, type of application, data size, level of isolation and operation you need.
What it does not cover
We don't optimize your application's code. We tell you if the bottleneck is there.
Frequently asked questions
Cloud or dedicated?
It depends on your load; in the proposal we compare both.
Can I grow later?
We build that into the design.
Can I administer it myself?
You can choose between self-managed and several managed levels.
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