Unclear infrastructure condition
Teams lack an up-to-date view of server roles, dependencies and ownership.
Build an IT foundation that supports daily operations and future change. Digital Sarathi helps assess and implement servers, virtualization, storage and hybrid infrastructure with a clear operating model.
Teams lack an up-to-date view of server roles, dependencies and ownership.
Storage and compute need to be planned around actual workloads and growth requirements.
Monitoring, backup and administration responsibilities are not consistently defined.
Scope the right combination of consulting, implementation, integration and support for your environment.
Review server workloads, storage, dependencies and current administration.
Plan and configure agreed Windows Server or Linux Server workloads.
Design virtual infrastructure around workload and resource requirements.
Assess capacity, access and performance requirements for business data.
Connect on-premises environments with suitable cloud services.
Plan monitoring, documentation, access and recovery responsibilities.
Every proposal should clarify deliverables, dependencies and responsibilities. A typical scope may include the following, adapted to your requirements.
The final selection depends on your existing environment, requirements and licensing.
Understand business services, infrastructure condition and current constraints.
Agree resources, dependencies, access and operational requirements.
Deploy and validate the agreed components with a change plan.
Document configuration and define monitoring and support responsibilities.
Infrastructure support can include administration, monitoring coordination and planned maintenance. Digital Sarathi’s data-center business location is Radhe Radhe, Bhaktapur, Nepal; detailed infrastructure information is not published.
Discuss ongoing IT supportHave a question about your specific environment? Discuss it with our team.
The service scope can include on-premises, cloud and hybrid infrastructure, depending on the requirements and supported technologies agreed.
Yes. An assessment can document workloads, dependencies and capacity needs before an upgrade or migration decision.
No universal uptime commitment is published here. Availability requirements and any service commitments must be defined in the agreement.
Tell us what needs to change. We’ll help you assess the right approach.