Service · Infrastructure
Infrastructure and Server Review
I optimize server infrastructure, eliminate redundancy, and migrate to templated solutions. This enables teams to automatically provision required VPS, and the company eliminates costs for idle hardware.
Case Study
$147K
savings per year
280→30servers
Case Study · Server Park
$147 000
in annual savings — without compromising team speed
−89% servers280 → 30VPS on Demand
remaining — 30Decommissioned — 250
What We've Done
Inventory
Every server now has an owner and a purpose. Unassigned assets will be decommissioned.Consolidation
Services migrated from dozens of underutilized machines to dense nodes.Automated VPS Provisioning
Teams provision servers with the required configuration from a template — only when truly needed.Auto-deletion
Temporary servers are automatically deleted upon expiration, not lingering for months.Infrastructure as Code
All configurations are described and reproducible — no manual magic.Cost Control
Infrastructure costs are visible by project and team.Automated Provisioning
Server in Minutes, Not a Ticket
The team selects a template — the server deploys itself with the required configuration, access, and monitoring. If no longer needed, it is deleted and stops incurring costs.
Templates
dev-smallDevelopment · up to 7 days
stagingprod copy - on request
load-testload test stand · during testing
Workerbackground tasks · autoscaling
How it works
Five Steps
01InventoryAssets, ownership, and value.
02LoadActual resource consumption per node.
03PlanWhat to consolidate, what to exit, what to keep.
04TemplatesAutomated VPS provisioning for standard team tasks.
05MigrationSeamless migration and post-migration cost control.
Next spin
Let's quantify your server overspend.
We start with an inventory — excess is usually evident on our initial call.