Infrastructure / On-Prem
On-Premises
On-prem is not legacy — badly-run on-prem is. The estate you must keep deserves the same engineering discipline as any cloud.
Why on-prem persists — legitimately
Regulation and data-residency contracts. Latency to machines and people in the building. Systems too intertwined to move at acceptable risk. And, more often every year, plain economics. The right response is not perpetual apology but a well-engineered estate.
What advised looks like here
- Automation parity. Infrastructure-as-code, image pipelines and GitOps are not cloud-exclusive; we bring the same discipline to your racks.
- Virtualization and platform choices made for the next decade, not the last one — including the honest conversation about the post-VMware licensing world.
- Lifecycle and capacity as calendar events instead of emergencies.
- The hybrid boundary drawn on purpose: which workloads face the cloud, which never will, and how identity, networking and backup span the line without duct tape.