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Latest articles

  • Migration Guides

    VMware Licensing in 2026: Your Realistic Options

    Renew, downsize, or migrate? A framework for the decision every CIO is being asked to make.

    Full article coming soon

  • Cloud Best Practices

    Hybrid Done Right: When Workloads Belong On-Prem

    Cost and latency signals that tell you a workload should come home — and how to move it.

    Full article coming soon

  • Infrastructure Insights

    Immutable Backups: The Control Ransomware Cannot Touch

    What immutability actually means, and how to implement it with Veeam and object storage.

    Full article coming soon

Downloads & whitepapers

  • Checklist

    Infrastructure Health Checklist

    A 40-point self-assessment for your estate.

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  • Worksheet

    Migration Readiness Assessment

    Score your organisation's readiness to migrate.

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  • Template

    Backup & DR Gap Analysis Template

    Map RPO/RTO targets against current capability.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers before you even ask. Anything else — email enquiry@infrasys.com.my.

How long does a typical infrastructure migration take?

Most mid-size migrations run 6–12 weeks end-to-end: 1–2 weeks of assessment, 2–4 weeks of design and planning, then execution in agreed change windows. We confirm a timeline after the assessment phase — and we hold to it.

Can you migrate us without downtime?

Most workloads move with zero or near-zero downtime using live migration, replication, or phased cutovers. Where a brief outage is unavoidable we schedule it in an agreed window with a tested rollback plan.

Do you work with SMEs or only large enterprises?

Both. Our methodology scales down gracefully — SMEs get the same runbook discipline with right-sized scope and cost.

Which vendors are you certified on?

Our engineers hold certifications across VMware, Microsoft, Nutanix, Veeam, Dell, NetApp, and Cisco, among others. Being multi-vendor is deliberate: it keeps our recommendations neutral.

What does an infrastructure assessment cost?

A structured assessment for a typical estate is a fixed-fee engagement, scoped after a short discovery call. Many clients recover the fee through the quick wins it identifies.

Do you provide ongoing support after a project?

Yes — optional managed services with 24×7 monitoring, patching, and named engineers under a clear SLA. The team that built your platform stays accountable for it.

Ready to modernise with zero surprises?

Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll review your estate, flag the risks worth worrying about, and give you a realistic roadmap — no obligation.

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