Infrastructure
services.

Start with the servers you already have. Daily operations, recovery, environment setup and releases each have a defined scope.

How we handle access and data
Two operators handing over work notes, with a diagnostic tablet and headset
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Server operations

Monitoring, incident response and routine maintenance for the servers you already own.

  • Inventory and scope for each server
  • 24/7 monitoring and incident response
  • Scheduled patching with approval
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Backup & recovery

Review backup coverage and verify that data can be recovered through restore tests.

  • Review backup schedules, retention and coverage
  • Set recovery targets for each service
  • Restore tests in an isolated environment
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A customer office and a separate hosting facility connected by a network
Customer siteHosting provider
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Cloud & on-premises

Review configuration, access and capacity before bringing servers into routine operations.

  • VM, network and storage reviews
  • Access setup and vendor responsibilities
  • Stabilization plan for the existing environment
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Release operations & DevSecOps

Run deployments, monitor the results and prepare recovery with the application owner.

  • Runtime, access and capacity readiness for a release
  • Deployment of accepted artifacts
  • Approval gates and verification results
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Start with
your servers.

Tell us what is going wrong. We’ll agree on what to check first.

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