Infrastructure & Cloud
Infrastructure and cloud services.
Architecture, sourcing, implementation and support for hybrid infrastructure — on premises, in the cloud and between the two.
Context
Most environments now run across on-premises platforms, colocation and one or more public clouds. We design the architecture around workload, performance, recovery and cost requirements; supply the hardware, software and cloud subscriptions; then implement, integrate, migrate and support — using customer, vendor, cloud-provider and partner infrastructure rather than our own.
Services
What we provide.
Compute & Servers
Server platforms sized to workload profiles, including consolidation and refresh planning.
Storage
Architecture and implementation for block, file and object storage, including capacity and data-lifecycle planning.
Enterprise Networking
Data centre, campus, branch and wireless networks with segmentation and manageability built in.
Virtualization
Virtualized and containerised compute platforms, with migration paths from existing hypervisors.
Backup & Recovery
Backup architecture covering retention, off-site and immutable copies, access controls and regular restore testing.
Disaster Recovery & Continuity
Recovery sites, replication and runbooks designed against agreed recovery point and recovery time objectives, validated through recovery testing as part of wider continuity planning.
Cloud & Hybrid Cloud
Workload assessment, landing zones and hybrid connectivity across appropriate cloud providers.
End-User Computing
Endpoint and workspace platform configuration, management and support.
Delivery model
From requirement to operation.
Consult
Understand the business requirement, current environment, constraints and priorities.
Design
Define the architecture, technologies, integration points and delivery approach.
Supply
Source the required infrastructure, software and licensing.
Implement
Deploy, configure, integrate, migrate and validate.
Support
Provide technical support, maintenance and agreed operational services.
