Architecture and current-state review
Document hosts, clusters, storage, networks, dependencies, support ownership and lifecycle constraints. Use the findings to set priorities and compare practical options.
Data center, virtualization and storage
Wise IT helps organizations plan and improve the technology inside data centers, server rooms, colocation facilities and hybrid environments. The work can cover compute, virtualization, storage, operating systems, network interconnects, migration and the routines needed to keep the platform healthy.
Where we help
The engagement may start with one aging host, a storage problem, a colocation move or a larger decision about where applications should run. We map the dependencies before recommending a platform or migration path.
Document hosts, clusters, storage, networks, dependencies, support ownership and lifecycle constraints. Use the findings to set priorities and compare practical options.
Plan rack-level technology, connectivity, redundancy, remote access, monitoring and the operating responsibilities that follow a move or new deployment.
Review cluster design, capacity, availability, licensing and management. Plan upgrades or platform changes with testing, rollback and recovery requirements defined first.
Match block, file and backup storage to performance, capacity, retention and recovery needs. Account for network paths, snapshots, replication and administrative access.
Design, migrate and administer Windows Server and Linux systems, including identity, patching, automation, monitoring and the application dependencies around them.
Compare public cloud, private infrastructure, colocation and hybrid designs. Plan moves into, between or out of cloud services when cost, control, performance or support needs change.
Platform experience
Product choice follows the workload, support model and business constraints. Wise IT can also help compare a familiar platform with a credible alternative before a renewal or major upgrade.
Experience includes VMware, Hyper-V, Nutanix, XCP-ng, KVM, Proxmox and Citrix. Work may include architecture, migration planning, cluster review, capacity, availability, management and operational documentation.
Experience includes SAN and NAS platforms such as TrueNAS, Nimble, NetApp and EMC, along with Windows Server and Linux environments based on RHEL, Debian and Ubuntu. The surrounding network, backup and recovery design stays part of the review.
A controlled change
Infrastructure work often touches several applications and teams at once. A useful plan names those dependencies, defines the test and explains what happens if a checkpoint fails.
Confirm workloads, versions, utilization, data paths, support contracts, recovery needs and known trouble.
Compare platforms and placement options using capacity, cost, risk, licensing and operating effort.
Prepare the target, test important paths and move the work in an order that limits disruption.
Check applications, performance, backups, monitoring and access. Record the final design and ongoing responsibilities.
Connected decisions
Identity, networking, storage, backup, licensing and monitoring can determine whether a workload is usable after a move. We include those dependencies in the design and bring in the right specialists when the project reaches another discipline.
Plan switching, routing, segmentation, firewall paths, carrier connectivity and data center interconnects around the traffic the platform must carry.
Explore network infrastructure consultingDefine which systems and configurations are protected, where they can be restored and how the team will test the complete recovery path.
Explore continuity and recovery planningEngineering background
Founder João Pedro Albernaz has worked across data centers, carrier and enterprise networks, virtualization, storage, Windows, Linux, cloud and high-availability operations. He has also planned complex changes with validation, rollback, documentation and knowledge transfer.
Read about João’s technical backgroundShare the workloads involved, where they run today, the problem you need to solve and any deadline or support constraint already in view.
Talk about your infrastructureCommon questions
These answers cover the questions that usually need to be settled before the scope is agreed.
Wise IT can assess and plan environments using VMware, Hyper-V, Nutanix, Proxmox VE, XCP-ng, KVM and Citrix technologies. The recommendation depends on workload, support, licensing, skills, recovery and integration requirements.
Wise IT focuses on the technology architecture, rack-level systems, connectivity, resilience, monitoring and operating model. Facility power, cooling, fire protection, construction and regulated trades remain with qualified providers.
Some workloads support live or staged migration, while others need an outage or application-level cutover. Discovery identifies the available method, validation steps and rollback point for each workload.
The agreed handoff may include architecture records, inventories, administrative ownership, backup and recovery procedures, monitoring expectations, test results, known limitations and a walk-through with the responsible team.