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IT Infrastructure Support

Infrastructure should be quietly dependable. We run, monitor and support it so that it is.

Overview

What it is

Infrastructure support covers the platforms software runs on: servers, virtualisation, storage, networking and the monitoring, backup and recovery practices around them. It includes day-to-day operations, incident response, capacity planning and the security hygiene that keeps an estate healthy.

The problem

Problems we solve

Fragile infrastructure with no monitoring or documented configuration
Slow, manual response to incidents
Uncertainty about whether backups would actually restore
Capacity that is either wasted or about to run out
Security patching that is inconsistent and hard to track

Capabilities

What we build

Server, virtualisation and storage operations

Monitoring, alerting and incident response

Backup, recovery and continuity planning

Capacity and performance management

Patch management and security hygiene

Documentation and runbooks

Toolkit

Technologies & capabilities

Linux and Windows server platforms
Virtualisation and container platforms
Monitoring and log management
Backup and disaster recovery tooling
Configuration management and automation

Who it is for

Designed for

Organisations without a dedicated infrastructure team
Businesses running critical on-premise systems
Teams needing operational cover outside core hours
Companies standardising a growing estate

Why UVJ

Why teams choose UVJ for this

Proactive, not reactive

Monitoring and capacity planning are designed to surface problems before users experience them.

Documented and transferable

A well-run estate is documented, so knowledge does not depend on any one person.

Continuity taken seriously

Backups are tested and recovery is planned, because an untested backup is not a recovery plan.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide out-of-hours support?

Support arrangements are agreed around the operational needs of the systems, including out-of-hours cover where an interruption would genuinely affect the business.

Can you take over infrastructure we currently manage ourselves?

Yes. We begin with an assessment and documentation of the current estate, then transition operations with an agreed plan so nothing is lost in the handover.

Let's engineer what's next.

Tell us about the problem. You will speak with an engineer who understands the domain, not a call centre.

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