awome works with production environments: multi-site infrastructure, migrations, business continuity, secure networks, automation and systems operating 24/7.
Design and evolution of infrastructure distributed across multiple locations, combining servers, virtualization, storage, segmented networks and secure site-to-site connectivity.
The goal is to keep the architecture understandable and manageable as sites, equipment and dependencies evolve.
Migration and modernization of virtualized environments using technologies including VMware, Hyper-V and Proxmox.
Migrations are prepared to minimize downtime, validate services progressively and preserve rollback options where appropriate.
VLAN segmentation, firewalls, site-to-site VPNs and secure remote access using environments including Fortinet and Ubiquiti.
Network flows are organized according to system roles in order to limit unnecessary access between different parts of the infrastructure.
Backup, replication and disaster recovery strategies for infrastructure where downtime directly affects business operations.
Recovery scenarios can include server, storage, network and Internet connectivity failures.
Administration and evolution of professional email environments, including migrations, access security, DNS configuration and email deliverability.
Projects may involve Microsoft 365 as well as hosted or hybrid messaging infrastructure.
Development of scripts and operational tools to inspect, compare, deploy and monitor configurations across multiple systems.
Automation is introduced where it improves reliability, consistency and reduces repetitive manual work.
Design and long-term operation of continuous video streaming infrastructure using technologies including Linux, Nginx, HLS, encoding, monitoring and multi-site redundancy.
Years of day-to-day operation provide direct feedback on reliability, failure recovery and how infrastructure behaves under real production conditions.
Not every project starts with a clean environment. Existing systems may have evolved over many years, contain legacy components or have limited documentation.
The first objective is to understand and secure what already exists before simplifying and modernizing it.
Designing infrastructure is only the beginning. Operating systems over time, handling incidents, migrations and changing requirements provides practical knowledge of what remains reliable in production.
Whether you are planning a migration, dealing with reliability issues or starting a new project, the first step is understanding the current environment and the expected outcome.