IT Infrastructure Solutions

IT infrastructure consulting for dependable, secure business systems

From a single server room to a multi-site network, we help businesses across Kerala plan, review and improve the infrastructure their work depends on.

Our services

Infrastructure services, organised around your needs

Each service can be taken on its own or combined into a single improvement plan.

Infrastructure assessment and planning

Review existing environments, identify constraints, and develop practical improvement roadmaps.

What this covers

  • Current-state review of servers, network, storage and backups
  • Constraints, dependencies and risks
  • A prioritised, practical roadmap

Server and virtualisation consulting

Server sizing, workload planning, virtualisation strategy, and availability considerations.

What this covers

  • Server sizing and workload planning
  • Virtualisation strategy
  • Availability considerations

Network architecture

LAN, WAN, enterprise Wi-Fi, segmentation, connectivity, and network resilience planning.

What this covers

  • LAN and WAN design
  • Enterprise Wi-Fi
  • Segmentation, connectivity and resilience

Storage and data management

Capacity planning, storage architecture, and data availability considerations.

What this covers

  • Capacity planning
  • Storage architecture
  • Data availability

Backup and disaster recovery

Backup strategy, recovery planning, and business continuity considerations.

What this covers

  • Backup strategy
  • Recovery planning
  • Business continuity considerations

Data centre and server room consulting

Rack layout, power and cooling considerations, structured cabling, monitoring, and physical access considerations.

What this covers

  • Rack layout and structured cabling
  • Power and cooling considerations
  • Monitoring and physical access

Cloud and hybrid infrastructure advisory

Help businesses evaluate deployment options, workload suitability, connectivity, and migration considerations.

What this covers

  • Deployment options and workload suitability
  • Connectivity
  • Migration considerations

Interactive 3D explorer

Explore a small enterprise IT environment

Select a component to highlight it and read what it does and what we consider when advising on it. You do not need to drag the model: the buttons do the same job.

Small enterprise IT environmentEducational model, not a monitoring tool

Text description: a small IT environment seen from above and to the side. A firewall and a network switch sit at the front. Behind them, left to right, are a server rack, a storage system, a backup system, and power and cooling equipment. Glowing lines show data links from the switch to the servers, storage and backup. The same information is available through the buttons.

Select a component

Choose a component using the buttons, or tap it in the model, to see what it does and what we consider when advising on it.

Server rack

A standard frame that holds servers and other equipment, with shared power and cabling.

What we consider

  • Server sizing and where each workload should run
  • Virtualisation, to use hardware efficiently
  • Rack layout, weight, airflow and cable labelling
  • Room to grow without a redesign

Network switch

Connects servers, storage, Wi-Fi access points and users so that they can exchange data.

What we consider

  • Port counts, speeds and uplink capacity
  • Redundancy, so one failure does not stop everything
  • Dividing the network into separate segments
  • Monitoring and documentation

Firewall

Sits between networks and enforces rules about which traffic is allowed.

What we consider

  • Reviewing rules and removing those no longer needed
  • Secure remote access design
  • Separating zones such as staff, guests and servers
  • Resilience, firmware updates and change control

Storage system

Holds business data and serves it to servers and users.

What we consider

  • Capacity planning and expected growth
  • Performance for the applications that use it
  • Protection against disk and component failure
  • Access control and data availability

Backup system

Keeps separate copies of data so the business can recover after loss, error or an incident.

What we consider

  • What to back up and how often
  • Recovery time and recovery point goals agreed with the business
  • Keeping a copy that is separate from the main systems
  • Regular restore tests, and protecting access to backups

Power and cooling

Power protection (such as a UPS) and cooling keep equipment running within safe conditions.

What we consider

  • Power load and how long equipment must keep running
  • Redundancy for critical power and cooling
  • Cooling capacity, airflow and temperature monitoring
  • Maintenance and physical access to the room

An educational illustration. Layouts, sizes and equipment in a real environment depend on your business and are agreed during consulting.

Planning a new environment, or improving an existing one?

Tell us about your servers, network, storage and backup arrangements, and we will suggest a sensible way to begin.

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