Virtual Servers
Provisioning, administration and support
What is a virtual server?
A virtual server is a virtualized instance running in a shared environment. Instead of relying on dedicated physical hardware, it uses resources from a physical server through virtualization software. This allows multiple virtual servers to coexist on a single physical server, offering flexibility, efficient resource use and easier administration. This technology is commonly used in data centers, hosting and cloud environments to improve scalability and resource efficiency.
Why virtualize servers?
Accessibility
Server virtualization improves access to data, providing greater consistency than traditional on-premises servers. It establishes a new standard of secure accessibility for users around the world.
Backup
Server virtualization provides backup and archival storage options that effectively protect and safeguard data in the event of attacks, enabling data recovery while minimizing downtime.
Efficiency
Virtual servers allow organizations to do more with less. Users can achieve more through the exponentially greater processing potential of virtual servers.
Development
Implementing server virtualization within enterprise architectures makes it possible to keep pace with rapid changes in data processing and storage regulations affecting modern data storage infrastructure.
Key features of our virtual servers
Our virtual servers are located in a data center outside your business premises, with round-the-clock security, access control, redundant electrical power and internet connections.
Our service covers initial server installation and configuration, as well as ongoing maintenance after deployment if required.
An important advantage of virtual servers is the ability to create incremental or full server images.
Our servers are virtualized with VMware or Microsoft Hyper-V, two leading virtualization platforms that deliver reliable performance and efficient resource management.
We offer servers hosted in public clouds such as Arsat, Claro and Iplan, as well as our own physical servers located in our data center.
Virtual servers allow organizations to do more with less. Users can achieve more through their exponentially greater processing potential, combined with the flexibility to access them from any location with an internet connection.
In addition to virtual servers, we offer backups on servers remote from the virtual server location, as well as the option to store backups in our own data center.