Server virtualization implementation

mdtech provides the service for the implementation of compute resource virtualization technology for organizations.

Server virtualization technology allows one physical server to be divided into several independent virtual machines (VMs). Each VM is fully isolated and uses only the resources assigned to it.

Server virtualization is suitable for any organization planning to create a flexible and functional computing infrastructure, thereby enhancing the efficiency and availability of IT services.

mdtech implements server virtualization projects based on software products from leading manufacturers of infrastructure software.

Choosing a Virtualization Platform

The key element in virtualization solutions is the hypervisor. The choice of a specific technology is based on analyzing the goals, virtualization tasks, and auditing the customer's existing server infrastructure.

The most common solutions mdtech works with include:

Platform Vendor Key Capabilities
VMware vSphere VMware (USA) Market leader. Increases server fault tolerance, reallocates Data Center resources, and manages data storage.
Microsoft Hyper-V Microsoft Used for creating clusters, VDI, and secure software testing.
Citrix Hypervisor Citrix Allows centralized management of loads, OS, configurations, and combining multiple storage units.

Stages of Server Virtualization Implementation

  1. Assessment: Assessing the customer's business requirements. Auditing the existing server infrastructure.

  2. Planning: Comparing the functionality of virtualization platforms. Developing a server consolidation plan and a service migration plan to the chosen platform.

  3. Implementation: Deploying and configuring the virtual infrastructure platform. Migrating services to the virtual environment. Conducting tests for fault tolerance and platform stability.

  4. Consulting: Providing IT consulting to improve the efficiency of the new solution. Supporting interaction with the technical support of software and hardware vendors.

Advantages of Server Virtualization

  • Reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): Reduces the number of physical servers and simultaneously decreases costs for power, cooling, and maintenance.

  • Increased Service Availability: The virtual environment's independence enhances system availability and fault tolerance. In case of server failure, the VM automatically restarts on available hardware.

  • Enhanced IT Infrastructure Flexibility: Simplifies resource scaling processes and shortens the time required to deploy new services.

  • Centralized Management: Management is performed from a single administration console, reducing the workload on IT staff.

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