Powering Your Business Forward.
Reliable, scalable and secure infrastructure that keeps your business running today and ready for tomorrow.
- On-premises servers
- Cloud infrastructure
- Data storage & backup
- Network infrastructure
- Virtualization
- Patching & lifecycle
- Capacity planning
- 24/7 monitoring
Whether your workloads live in a server room, a data center or a hosted platform, Spicsoft designs, builds and administers the infrastructure so that it is current, resilient and documented.
Problems this solves
- Out-of-warranty servers nobody wants to touch
- Storage at capacity and backups slowing down
- No one documented how it all fits together
Everything needed to run it—not just install it.
From assessment to ongoing management.
- 1
We assess what you run today and what it must support next.
- 2
We design a right-sized platform—on-premise, hosted or a mix.
- 3
We migrate with tested rollback and no surprise downtime.
- 4
We administer, patch and monitor it as part of your managed environment.
From assessment to always-on, in six phases.
How Spicsoft delivers Servers & Infrastructure for a business like yours.
- 1Week 1
Assess
Every server, storage array and workload inventoried—what runs on it, who depends on it, how old it is and how it is backed up. Performance and capacity measured, not guessed.
- Workload & dependency map
- Hardware age and warranty review
- Capacity and performance baseline
- 2Week 2
Design
A right-sized platform for the next five years: on-premise, hosted or hybrid, with virtualization, tiered storage, redundancy where it matters and a migration order that keeps the business running.
- Platform and storage design
- Redundancy and recovery targets
- Migration sequence
- 3Weeks 3–5
Build
New hosts and storage staged, configured and burned in alongside the old platform; hypervisor, networking and backup integration tested before a single workload moves.
- Hardware staged and burned in
- Virtualization and storage configured
- Backup integration tested
- 4Weeks 6–7
Migrate
Workloads move in waves—least critical first—each validated with its owners and with rollback ready. Cutovers scheduled outside production hours.
- Wave-based migration
- Owner validation per system
- Rollback at every step
- 5Week 8
Harden
Patching schedule, monitoring thresholds, access controls and documentation finalized; a full restore test proves the new platform is recoverable.
- Patch & maintenance windows
- Monitoring and alerting
- Restore test documented
- 6Ongoing
Operate
Administered, patched and monitored 24/7 under one agreement, with capacity reviews each quarter so the platform grows before it has to.
- 24/7 administration
- Quarterly capacity review
- Lifecycle planning
What changes for your business.
Managed under one agreement with 24/7 monitoring, support and a named team accountable for the result.
- Fewer outages and faster recovery when something fails
- A known, supported platform instead of aging hardware
- One team accountable for servers, storage and the systems on top of them
Straight answers.
Specific to this service. Support hours, onboarding, pricing and service area are covered on our FAQ page.
Do we have to move to the cloud?
No. We design on-premise, hosted or hybrid based on your workloads, compliance needs and budget—and we say so plainly when the cloud is not the right answer.
What happens when hardware fails?
Monitoring alerts us first. We coordinate vendor support, keep spares where it matters and restore service from tested backups if needed.
Our server is out of warranty. Do we replace it now?
Not necessarily. We assess age, load, warranty and what runs on it, then give you a dated plan—sometimes a replacement, sometimes an extended-support window while a migration is prepared.
Can a new server be installed without downtime?
Almost always. The new platform is built and tested alongside the old one, data is synchronized, and the cutover is scheduled for a window you choose—usually an evening or weekend.
Do you handle virtualization and storage as well?
Yes. Hypervisors, storage, backup targets and the network between them are designed, installed and supported as one platform, not a collection of separate vendor tickets.
How is the server kept patched and monitored?
Firmware, hypervisor and operating-system updates are tested and applied on a maintenance schedule, and hardware health, capacity and performance are monitored 24/7 with alerts routed to an engineer.
