Cloud & Servers

On-prem, cloud, or both — managed either way

Some workloads belong in Azure. Some belong on a server in your back room. Most businesses need a mix — and a partner who's honest about which is which, instead of selling whatever's trendy.

What's covered

Servers and cloud, soup to nuts

Server management

On-prem and cloud servers monitored, patched, and maintained — with capacity planning before you run out of room.

Azure migration

Workloads moved to Microsoft Azure with a plan, a rollback path, and no surprise downtime — by Microsoft-certified engineers.

Virtualization

More out of less hardware: virtual servers that are easier to back up, move, and recover than physical boxes.

Hosting & web hosting

Business applications and websites hosted and maintained — a service we've provided Reno businesses for years and still do.

Licensing

Microsoft and cloud licensing untangled — the right plans, no shelf-ware, and renewals handled before they lapse.

Cloud cost optimization

Cloud bills have a way of creeping. We review what you're paying for, kill what you're not using, and right-size the rest.

Straight talk

"Move everything to the cloud" isn't a strategy

Cloud is brilliant for email, files, and collaboration. It can be expensive and slow for big local datasets or specialized line-of-business software. We'll tell you which of your workloads belongs where — and what it'll cost either way — before anything moves.

  • Honest assessments — we don't earn more by moving you to the cloud
  • Migration with a net — tested rollback plans on every move
  • One bill, one partner — servers, cloud, and licensing under the same retainer
IBM AS/400 & Power Systems

Yes, we speak AS/400.

Plenty of solid Northern Nevada businesses still run on IBM iron — and most IT companies won't touch it. We handle day-to-day administration and support for AS/400 / IBM i systems, and when it's time to modernize, we plan and execute it in coordination with IBM support under your existing IBM contract.

Aging server?

The end-of-life decision, made easy

When a server ages out, you have three options: replace it, virtualize it, or move the workload to the cloud. We'll price all three for your situation and recommend one — with the reasoning in plain English.

Wondering what your servers should look like in two years?

Book a consultation. We'll review what you're running, what it costs, and where it should live next.