Briefly about Physical Server Virtualization and Environment Migration
Virtualization: A physical server is often a key element of IT infrastructure, but over time it becomes expensive to maintain, difficult to expand, and less flexible. Virtualization allows systems and services running on such a server to be moved to a virtual environment – without data loss and with minimal downtime. In our company We help you go through this process efficiently, safely and while maintaining the continuity of your company's operations.
Virtualizing physical servers not only saves space and energy, but also provides a step towards automation, backups, and IT flexibility. We can perform a complete migration to VMware, Hyper-V, Proxmox, or another environment, and prepare a server backup before starting the process. Well-planned virtualization provides greater control, easier management, and the ability to quickly recover data.
Most common problems
Busy hardware from 2010–2015 can't handle current systems. Virtualization allows you to migrate its contents to a new platform without having to install everything from scratch.
A physical server only supports one environment? With virtualization, you can run multiple systems simultaneously—on the same hardware or in the cloud.
We use secure system migration methods with backups and testing. We minimize the risk of downtime and errors when launching virtual machines.
The processor is running on 10%, but RAM is going to waste? Virtualization allows you to distribute resources across multiple systems – precisely and according to demand.
Virtual machines are much easier to secure – snapshots, differential backups, and replication are standard. You can also quickly restore your system after a failure.
Need more services, systems, or test environments? Virtualization lets you add them without having to purchase additional servers.
Virtualization reduces power consumption and allows for hardware consolidation. Fewer physical machines mean lower bills and fewer headaches.
After migrating to a virtual environment, you gain central management, monitoring, and easier access – locally or remotely.
It's difficult to create a secure test environment on a physical server. Virtualization allows for the creation of separate test machines without impacting production.
If a physical server is damaged, recovery can take days. In a virtual environment, you can launch a copy of the system in minutes—on another host or in the cloud.
What can we do for you?
Who benefits
our services?
Why us
Real-world experience with physical server migrations
We have dozens of successful virtualizations under our belt in various environments – we know what can go wrong and how to prevent it.
Minimal downtime – you keep going
We virtualize while maintaining business continuity. Where possible, we migrate systems "live."
Remote and local support
We operate on-site in Warsaw and the surrounding area, and remotely throughout Poland – we tailor our approach to your needs.
We help, we don't complicate things
We explain things clearly and concisely, without confusing IT jargon. We want you to feel confident in your new environment.
Quick answers
Find answers to frequently asked questions.
Typically 1 to 3 business days – depending on the amount of data, operating system and available resources.
Yes. We migrate the entire system 1:1, including all files, configurations, and applications—no reinstallation required.
Of course. This is one of the main reasons companies decide to migrate – cost savings and flexibility.
Yes, and even better. You can back up the VM in its entirety, differentially, and even create live snapshots.
Not necessarily. Often, upgrading the RAM and disks in your current server will suffice. We can assess this before migrating.
Yes. We work with a variety of technologies depending on the company's needs and existing infrastructure.
Yes. We offer both one-time implementation and ongoing support for your virtual environment.
Before migration, we create a full server backup. If necessary, we can quickly restore the previous state and revisit the issue.
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