Keep essential systems reliable, secure and ready for change.
A server issue can affect shared files, applications, authentication and multiple teams at once. IronPoint reviews the relationships between your servers, storage, network and backups to help identify the source of an interruption and plan the appropriate response.
Our infrastructure services include server and virtualization design, maintenance, workload migrations and hybrid cloud planning. We consider application requirements, resource usage, access controls and recovery needs before recommending changes. The aim is a manageable environment that fits your business, whether you operate a few servers or a larger infrastructure.
How we help
Monitoring and maintenance
Review availability, system health, patching needs and operational issues within the agreed support scope.
Capacity and performance
Assess compute, memory and storage demands to identify bottlenecks and plan for growth.
Infrastructure changes
Plan server refreshes, virtualization changes and movement of suitable workloads to cloud environments.
Recovery readiness
Review backup coverage, recovery dependencies and restoration steps for critical systems.
Before changing or replacing a server, consider how its applications and data would be restored. Our data backup and recovery service helps review coverage, dependencies and recovery steps.
What to expect
We begin with an inventory of the affected systems and the applications they support. Before a planned change, we review dependencies, backup status, maintenance windows and rollback options. We then agree on implementation and validation steps with your team so the business impact is understood.
Common questions
Can you support both onsite and cloud servers?
Yes. IronPoint offers infrastructure support and planning across onsite, cloud and hybrid environments. We review the specific platforms and responsibilities before agreeing on scope.
How do you plan a server migration?
We identify application and data dependencies, review access and network requirements, and plan backups, testing, cutover and recovery options. Timing depends on the workload and the interruption your business can accommodate.
