Server Services

Server Setup and Optimization

We set up physical, virtualized and cloud servers; we measure and optimize slow servers and set up backup and monitoring infrastructure.

  • VMware ESXi
  • Proxmox VE
  • Microsoft Hyper-V
  • Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux)
  • Windows Server
  • Nginx / Apache / MySQL
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Physical server

RAID 10 · virtualization layer

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web-01Linux · Nginx
db-01Linux · MySQL
dc-01Windows Server · AD
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Backup

Automatic · off-server copy

Monitoring

Disk, memory, service alerts

Server Type
Physical & Cloud
On-premises hardware or cloud server (VPS) setup
Resource Efficiency
Virtualization
Multiple servers on a single machine with VMware, Proxmox or Hyper-V
Operating System
Linux / Windows
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and Windows Server
Continuity
Backup + Monitoring
Automatic backup and resource monitoring setup

What does the setup include?

Hardware and RAID

On physical servers, the disk layout and RAID level are chosen based on workload, and hardware tests are performed.

Virtualization

Multiple virtual servers run on a single machine with VMware ESXi, Proxmox VE or Hyper-V.

Operating System Installation

Linux and Windows Server installation, updates, and user and permission configuration.

Performance Optimization

CPU, memory, disk and database bottlenecks are measured; configuration is tuned based on measurements.

Security Hardening

Unnecessary services are disabled, SSH / RDP access is restricted and an update policy is put in place.

Backup and Monitoring

Automatic backups, restore testing and an alert system for resource usage are set up.

Technologies We Use

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VMware ESXi

Enterprise virtualization platform

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Server Project Stages

In optimization work, measurements are taken before and after changes; improvement is shown in numbers.

  1. Step 1

    Needs and Measurement

    The applications to run, the number of users and the resource usage of the current server are mapped out.

    • Application inventory
    • Resource measurement
    • Bottleneck identification
    • Sizing
  2. Step 2

    Architecture

    Physical, virtual or cloud; disk, backup and access structure are planned.

    • Platform selection
    • Disk and RAID plan
    • Backup strategy
    • Access policy
  3. Step 3

    Setup and Migration

    The server is set up, and data and services are migrated according to plan.

    • Setup and hardening
    • Data migration
    • Service testing
    • After-hours cutover
  4. Step 4

    Monitoring and Support

    Monitoring and backups are activated, and documentation is handed over.

    • Resource monitoring
    • Restore testing
    • Configuration documentation
    • Support

Who Is Our Server Service For?

Scenarios we frequently encounter.

Slow Servers

When an application or website slows down, the bottleneck is measured and resolved.

Aging Hardware

Old physical servers are virtualized and moved to a single, up-to-date machine.

Cloud Migration

On-premises services are moved to a cloud server where appropriate.

Companies Without Backups

Automatic backups are set up and restores are tested regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have heavy file sharing in the office, local software or hardware-dependent systems, a physical server may make sense. For websites and applications accessed externally, a cloud server is generally more flexible and easier to manage. The decision is based on your use case; hybrid solutions combining both are also a common choice.

Multiple independent servers can run on a single physical machine. Hardware costs go down, servers are easy to back up and can be moved to other hardware when needed.

It depends entirely on where the bottleneck is. Issues like a misconfigured database, insufficient memory settings or disk type can see significant improvement; if the hardware is genuinely inadequate, an upgrade is recommended. That's why we take measurements before and after changes.

A full backup is taken before migration, and data is verified after migration. The cutover is planned and, where possible, done outside business hours.

The price depends on server type (physical, virtual, cloud), the number of services to install, the amount of data to migrate, and virtualization and backup needs. Hardware or cloud server rental is assessed separately from the service fee.

Yes. We provide term-based support for updates, monitoring, backup checks and troubleshooting.

Server Setup: request a project quote

Tell us about your project and our experts will prepare a tailored proposal and price quote as soon as possible.

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Free

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