Company: L****X
Technologies Used: Proxmox, Linux, Legacy Applications
Goals: Migrate legacy systems from bare metal to Proxmox for improved manageability and resource efficiency.
Challenges: Preserving compatibility and ensuring smooth migration without data loss.
Solutions: Configured Proxmox environment, set up virtual machines for each legacy system, and performed controlled migrations to avoid disruptions.
Outcome: Achieved a 40% reduction in hardware maintenance costs, with easier management and backup for legacy applications.
Company: M****X
Technologies Used: VMware, AWS Direct Connect, AWS EC2
Goals: Migrate on-premises VMware workloads to AWS for enhanced scalability and disaster recovery.
Challenges: Ensuring low-latency connections and securing data in transit during the migration process.
Solutions: Set up an AWS Direct Connect link for high-speed, secure data transfer, migrated workloads to AWS EC2, and configured backup policies.
Outcome: Reduced latency and increased resilience for migrated applications, with AWS as a disaster recovery solution for on-premises infrastructure.
Company: S****XX
Technologies Used: KVM, VPN Link, On-Premises to AWS
Goals: Establish a hybrid dev/test environment with secure access to on-premises data while using cloud resources.
Challenges: Maintaining security and consistent connectivity across on-premises and cloud environments.
Solutions: Deployed KVM for on-premises dev/test environments, set up VPN links to AWS, and configured isolated network paths for secure data exchange.
Outcome: Enabled flexible development cycles using cloud resources while securely accessing on-premises data, improving productivity by 30%.
Company: D****X
Technologies Used: VMware, AWS Direct Connect, Autoscaling
Goals: Utilize AWS cloud resources to handle seasonal traffic peaks without expanding on-premises infrastructure.
Challenges: Managing load distribution and ensuring seamless integration with existing VMware resources.
Solutions: Configured AWS Direct Connect to link VMware workloads with AWS EC2 instances, set up autoscaling policies, and used cloud resources to support burst demand.
Outcome: Achieved 99.9% availability during peak traffic periods and optimized cost by scaling cloud resources only as needed.
Company: A****X
Technologies Used: VMware, Proxmox, Windows, Linux
Goals: Integrate Windows and Linux applications in a virtualized environment to streamline operations.
Challenges: Ensuring compatibility between Windows and Linux applications in a single environment.
Solutions: Set up VMware for Windows applications and Proxmox for Linux, configured network bridges for seamless communication, and implemented shared storage for data exchange.
Outcome: Achieved unified operations with reduced latency in cross-platform interactions, improving overall efficiency.
Company: B****XX
Technologies Used: Proxmox, VPN, Linux
Goals: Enable secure remote access to virtualized servers for offsite management and troubleshooting.
Challenges: Ensuring security and reliability of remote access for virtualized infrastructure.
Solutions: Configured VPN for secure access to Proxmox, set up role-based access control, and implemented monitoring to track remote sessions.
Outcome: Enhanced support capabilities with secure offsite access, reducing response time for remote troubleshooting by 30%.
Company: D****X
Technologies Used: VMware, Resource Pools, SAN Storage
Goals: Consolidate multiple underutilized servers to reduce physical footprint and resource waste.
Challenges: Ensuring no impact on performance during server consolidation.
Solutions: Used VMware to migrate physical servers into virtual resource pools, allocated SAN storage, and monitored resource usage for efficient scaling.
Outcome: Achieved a 50% reduction in physical server count, improving resource utilization and cutting operational costs.
Company: E****XX
Technologies Used: Proxmox, Linux, VLAN, Virtual Bridges
Goals: Set up a multi-tenant environment to securely host services for multiple clients.
Challenges: Isolating resources and managing access for multiple clients on shared infrastructure.
Solutions: Configured Proxmox for multi-tenancy, set up separate VMs for each client with VLAN-based network isolation, and utilized virtual bridges to segregate network traffic.
Outcome: Enabled secure multi-client hosting, reducing infrastructure costs while maintaining data security for each tenant through effective network segmentation.