Engineering capabilities
- Cluster and storage design
- HA and vMotion planning
- Capacity governance
- P2V migration
Cloud & Virtualization
vSphere / ESXi environments designed for consolidation, availability and controlled resource allocation.
Availability comes from the design of hosts, storage and networking together u2014 not from the hypervisor alone.
Management plane separated from workload traffic; administrative roles least-privilege and reviewed.
Cluster sized so a single host failure does not exhaust resources; HA and DRS policies documented.
Redundant paths to storage; performance tiers matched to workload profiles.
Separate networks for management, vMotion, storage and workloads.
Snapshots are not backups: independent backup copies with tested restores and offsite retention.
For classic HA and vMotion, yes u2014 shared storage or vSAN. Without it, hosts cannot recover another host's VMs automatically, and availability has to come from application-level clustering instead.
From measured CPU ready time, memory active use, IOPS and growth, plus N+1 headroom for maintenance and failure. Sizing from vendor spec sheets alone usually over- or under-buys.
No. Snapshots depend on the same storage and degrade performance if left in place. Backups are independent, verified copies with retention and an offsite or immutable target.
Yes. We inventory dependencies, convert or rebuild in waves, validate application behaviour on each wave, and keep the physical source recoverable until sign-off.
Send the environment details and get an engineered proposal with assumptions, risks and a rollback path.