Four services covering the full lifecycle of a VM.
From the day a workload lands in Azure to the day it's retired, all inside your existing subscription — no parallel platform to maintain.
VM Rightsizing & Cost Optimization
Thirty-plus days of CPU, memory, and disk telemetry per VM, translated into specific SKU-change recommendations, plus guidance on Reservations, Savings Plans, and Azure Hybrid Benefit for whatever's left after rightsizing.
- Utilization baseline across your full VM fleet
- SKU-level resize recommendations, scheduled around your maintenance windows
- Reserved Instance, Savings Plan, and Hybrid Benefit guidance
Migration to Azure VMs
Lift-and-shift migration from on-premises VMware or Hyper-V environments, or from another cloud, using Azure Migrate for assessment and staged cutover — sized correctly on day one instead of guessed at and fixed later.
- Azure Migrate-based discovery and dependency mapping
- Right-sized target SKU selection from the start
- Staged, low-downtime cutover planning
Patch Management & Update Compliance
Scheduled OS and security patching across your VM fleet through Azure Update Manager, with compliance reporting so you know exactly which machines are current and which aren't — before an auditor or an incident asks.
- Scheduled patch windows aligned to your change calendar
- Fleet-wide patch compliance reporting
- Emergency out-of-band patching for critical vulnerabilities
Backup, Availability & Disaster Recovery
Azure Backup configuration and testing, plus Availability Set or Availability Zone placement for workloads that actually need resilience — and honest guidance on which of your VMs don't need it and are paying for it anyway.
- Azure Backup policy design and recovery testing
- Availability Zone and Availability Set placement review
- Azure Site Recovery setup for genuinely critical workloads
We don't manage AKS, App Service, or serverless workloads.
If your Azure footprint is mostly containers or PaaS rather than IaaS virtual machines, you need a different kind of specialist. We stay focused on VM-based infrastructure because that's where the utilization and sizing problem is worst — and where the fix is most direct.