Server virtualization is a proven technology that lets you run multiple operating systems and applications on the same physical server.
Request a quoteIt cuts capital and operating costs, keeps applications highly available and minimizes downtime. It improves IT productivity, efficiency and agility, with faster provisioning of applications and resources, support for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery, and centralized management.
The virtualization solutions we use: we work mainly with Hyper-V, and also use VMware where needed.
Type 1 (bare-metal) hypervisor built into Windows Server. Live migration of virtual machines with no downtime, Hyper-V Replica for disaster recovery, checkpoints for fast restores and high availability through Failover Clustering. Centralized management with Windows Admin Center and System Center.
The industry-standard virtualization platform for the enterprise. vMotion for live workload migration, High Availability (HA) and Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) for load balancing and continuity, centralized management with vCenter Server. Ideal for established multi-vendor environments.
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It is a technology that lets you run several "virtual" computers (servers, with their own operating systems and applications) on a single physical machine. Instead of buying lots of servers, you use one and make far better use of it.
It cuts hardware, energy and space costs, lets you spin up new environments in hours instead of days, and better protects your business: if a physical server fails, the virtual machines can restart elsewhere, reducing downtime.
Yes. Even with just a few servers, virtualization simplifies backups, updates and recovery, and lets you grow by adding resources without starting over.
No. Your applications keep working as before: only the way the servers are hosted and managed changes, transparently for users.
Virtualization supports high availability and Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans: systems and data can be replicated, so recovery is fast in the event of failures or incidents.
Mainly Hyper-V, with VMware as an option when needed.
Yes, it reduces capital and operating costs and improves application availability.
