Enterprise server systems and data centre setup
Lightning-fast data processing with Tier-3-standard redundant power, NVMe storage and a dual Xeon/EPYC processor architecture.
Compute power, scale and resilience
Customisable to your needs, with a modular rack design that adapts to growing workloads.
Enterprise server installation is for companies and manufacturing facilities that want to run workloads such as ERP, accounting, file sharing, databases or virtualisation on their own infrastructure. Our Ankara-based team serves clients across Türkiye; we select a vendor-neutral server to fit your workload and handle the set-up end to end, from rack placement to backup.
Data-centre-class infrastructure
Modular Racks
2U/4U/tower options that can grow with your needs.
High Performance
64+ cores, 4 TB RAM and liquid cooling options.
NVMe Storage
Low latency, high IOPS and RAID redundancy.
HA & Cluster
High availability and disaster recovery configuration.
How does a server project progress?
A planned installation process in four steps, from workload analysis to maintenance.
Workload and capacity analysis
We review the applications to be run, user numbers, data growth rate and existing hardware, and quantify the processor, memory, storage and network requirements.
Architecture and hardware selection
We define the rack, tower or cluster set-up, RAID level, virtualisation platform and backup strategy, and select vendor-neutral hardware to fit your needs.
Installation and commissioning
The system goes live once rack placement, cabling, operating system and virtualisation installation, data migration and load testing are complete.
Monitoring, maintenance and support
Hardware health and capacity are monitored and updates are scheduled. One year of free maintenance on enterprise projects, followed by SLA-based 24/7 support.
Frequently asked questions about server installation
Yes. Our Ankara-based team carries out discovery, rack placement, installation and commissioning on site; for projects elsewhere in Türkiye, we agree the installation plan together based on the location. Work that can be done remotely, such as configuration and monitoring, continues over a secure connection.
There is no single right answer. Physical servers stand out for workloads where data must stay in-house, where a production line needs low-latency service, or where long-term costs need to be predictable. For applications with variable traffic, the cloud can be more flexible. For most organisations we recommend a hybrid set-up that keeps critical systems on-premises and the rest in the cloud.
We measure the processor, memory, disk and network usage of your current systems and assess it alongside the requirements of the applications to be run and expected data growth. The result is a configuration that is neither oversized nor quickly outgrown; thanks to the modular rack design, capacity can be added as needs increase.
Yes. Before migration we take a full backup and prepare a migration plan that moves applications and databases in sequence. Once the new system has been tested, we cut over in the time window that will least affect users and keep the old system for a period as a rollback option.
Yes, we treat it as an integral part of the installation. RAID protects against disk failure but is no substitute for backup; that is why we recommend a backup design in which data is kept on different media, with at least one copy at a different location. For critical systems, we also test HA cluster and disaster recovery scenarios before handover.
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Workload analysis, capacity planning and end-to-end server infrastructure installation.