Your Server, Hosted in the Cloud

Traditional onsite servers require businesses to purchase hardware, provide suitable space, maintain power and cooling, and plan for hardware failures and replacements.

Cloud server hosting provides an alternative by running your Windows or Linux servers within a secure cloud environment. Instead of owning the physical hardware, your business uses the computing resources it needs while the underlying cloud infrastructure is managed by the cloud provider.

This can be particularly useful for small and growing businesses that want to avoid a large upfront investment in server hardware while still having access to reliable server infrastructure.

Reduce Hardware Costs

A physical server can be a significant investment, particularly when you also consider storage, UPS systems, networking equipment, warranties, replacement hardware, and ongoing maintenance. Cloud hosting reduces the need to purchase and replace physical server hardware yourself. Resources can also be adjusted as your business grows, allowing you to scale your environment without necessarily replacing the entire server.

Flexible & Scalable

Cloud servers can be configured around your requirements, including CPU, memory, storage, and operating system. As your business grows, resources can be increased to accommodate additional users, applications, or workloads without having to purchase and install a new physical server. Easier Backup & Recovery Cloud-hosted servers can be incorporated into a broader backup and disaster recovery strategy. Regular backups can be configured to protect your server and business data, while offsite and immutable backup options can provide additional protection against hardware failure and ransomware.

Having your server hosted in the cloud can also provide additional recovery options compared with relying entirely on a single physical server onsite.

Access Your Server From Anywhere

Because your server is hosted in the cloud, authorised users and applications can access it remotely without the server needing to physically sit in your office.

This can be useful for businesses with multiple locations, remote workers, or applications that need to be available outside the office.

Windows & Linux Cloud Servers

VxLogic can support cloud server environments running common Windows or Linux operating systems, depending on your business applications and requirements.

We can assist with server configuration, migration, updates, monitoring, security, backups, and ongoing management.