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Infrastructure & Cloud

Server & Cloud Setup

Infrastructure that can be explained to someone else — including after we are gone.

An IT staff member and an engineer check a labelled server rack with a tablet, a monitoring screen in the office beyond

A server that "just works" is debt whose interest is collected during an incident. Nobody knows what runs on it, who installed it, or what happens if it is restarted.

Two client IT staff run routine server maintenance from a printed runbook, coached by a partner engineer, a change log and access list on the wall screen

What we set up is a documented arrangement: every service has a reason to be there, every access has an owner, and every change leaves a note. A move to the cloud happens only when it answers an actual problem — some workloads are cheaper and simpler exactly where they are.

Handover includes training your team to run the routine work themselves. Vendor lock-in is not a business model we chose.

What is included

  • Documented setup

    Services, access, and reasoning in one document that stays true after we leave.

  • Monitoring

    Alerts that name what broke, not dashboards you have to interpret first.

  • Team training

    A handover session so routine work does not have to wait for us.

Not sure what is running on your servers?

We start with a review and a document of the current state — without changing anything first.