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Dedicated servers
We select physical server configurations for applications, databases and other resource-intensive workloads, accounting for processing needs, memory, storage and expansion options.
Server Solutions
Server Infrastructure Solutions for Business
We select and design server infrastructure around your company’s needs, from hosting websites and applications to databases, virtualization and data storage. We account for performance, reliability, budget and future expansion.
From workload analysis and architecture selection to implementation and operational readiness.
Before choosing a solution
How do you choose a server for your business?
Choosing a server is not just a matter of processor count or memory size. First, it is important to understand which applications and data it will host, how many people will use the system and what workloads to expect.
With these requirements in mind, we can choose a suitable configuration, compare physical and virtual hosting, consider redundancy and assess options for future growth.
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Applications and workloads
We define what the infrastructure needs to run: a website, online store, CRM, database, internal system, file storage or several applications at once.
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Workload and resources
We assess user numbers, data volume and requirements for CPU, memory, storage and networking, including potential peak workloads.
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Reliability and data
We discuss acceptable downtime, data protection, backup and recovery requirements, then identify components that may need redundancy.
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Hosting and future growth
We compare suitable hosting and architecture options based on budget, existing infrastructure, maintenance needs and expected growth.
Not sure which server your project needs?
Tell us about your applications and expected workload. We will help define the infrastructure requirements.
01. 01. Our solutions
What infrastructure do we design?
Different workloads call for different server architectures. Some projects only need a virtual server; others need dedicated resources, separate storage or several connected systems. We choose an approach around the workload, budget and operating requirements.
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Virtual infrastructure
We design platforms for running multiple virtual machines, plan resource allocation and networking, and define how environments will be managed.
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Servers for web projects
We select infrastructure for websites, online stores, APIs and web applications, considering workload patterns, databases, file storage and future plans.
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Data storage and backups
We help choose storage and backup architectures based on data volume, access speed, where copies are kept and recovery requirements.
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Resilient infrastructure
We design redundancy options for critical components based on acceptable downtime and budget. The right architecture depends on availability requirements and operating complexity.
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Infrastructure upgrades
We assess your current server capacity and identify ways to develop it, such as adding resources, redistributing workloads, upgrading components or changing the architecture.
02. 02. Our approach
More than a server. The foundation for digital operations.
The configuration should follow the project’s requirements.
Server infrastructure should fit your applications, data volume and actual business requirements. We consider current workloads, operating needs, potential failure points and options for expansion.
Not every project needs an expensive cluster or oversized configuration. Our goal is to help you choose a justified architecture that meets the required level of performance and reliability.
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A considered selection
We start with application requirements and workload, rather than choosing hardware for its maximum specifications.
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Thoughtful architecture
We account for how servers, networks, databases and storage systems work together.
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Room for growth
Where technically practical, we consider ways to add capacity and update infrastructure without rebuilding the entire system.
03. 03. End-to-end services
From requirements to production-ready infrastructure
Server infrastructure design and implementation can include requirements analysis, configuration selection, environment setup and checks of core components. We agree on the specific scope for each project.
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Requirements analysis
We review applications, expected workloads, users, data and limitations of the existing infrastructure.
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Resource assessment
We define requirements for processing, memory, storage, networking and future expansion.
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Architecture selection
We compare physical and virtual hosting, storage options and ways to distribute services.
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Infrastructure design
We plan core components, network connections, access controls and data placement.
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Environment setup
We configure the agreed server components, operating systems, virtual machines and required services.
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Storage and redundancy
We plan the agreed backup, data storage and recovery mechanisms.
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Testing and implementation
We check service availability, key workflows and whether the configuration meets the agreed requirements.
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Handover and support
We prepare the necessary technical information and can agree on ongoing administration if required.
04. 04. The team
Specialists for your project
Selecting and deploying server infrastructure requires knowledge of system administration, applications, networking and data storage. The team is assembled around the project’s technical needs.
Development
Igor Lebedev
Builds modern websites, bots and web applications for business needs.
SEO
Roman Kendysh
Improves search visibility and helps websites grow their organic traffic.
Advertising
Maksim Faley
Sets up advertising campaigns to reach relevant audiences and generate enquiries.
Visual Content
Valeria Nalivayko
Creates photography, video and visual content that reflects a brand’s character.
05. 05. How we work
How do we select server solutions?
We start by defining requirements and assessing workloads. After agreeing on the architecture, we make the planned changes, verify the results and hand the infrastructure over for operation.
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Discussing your needs
We define the server’s purpose, applications, budget and operating requirements.
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Workload analysis
We assess user numbers, computing resources, data volume and how the system is used.
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Design
We select a configuration and hosting architecture and define storage and redundancy requirements.
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Setup and configuration
We carry out the agreed environment setup and configure core server components.
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Checks and launch
We check hosted services and confirm the environment meets the agreed requirements.
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Handover and future growth
We provide technical information and can plan ongoing support or capacity increases if needed.
06. 06. Our experience
Infrastructure for real projects
The Bravix portfolio includes real web projects: the Reserv booking service website, ImpulsKraft and Kraski Tut online stores, and the Radolux corporate website. These are related digital projects; their case studies do not document hardware selection or server infrastructure work.
Reserv Booking Service Website Development
A product website for a restaurant booking and guest seating management service.
ImpulsKraft Online Store Development
An online store for tools and equipment, built around a carefully planned product catalogue.
Kraski Tut Online Store Development
An online paint and coatings store with an easy-to-use catalogue and ordering process.
Radolux Corporate Website Development
A corporate website for an industrial equipment manufacturer.
07. 07. Infrastructure architecture
Resources for your project and its growth
Server performance depends on more than the processor and memory. Storage speed, network connections, application behaviour and how workloads are distributed across components also matter.
We consider virtualization, backups, data storage and capacity expansion as part of the design. Suitable options depend on project requirements and available infrastructure.
BServer solution architecture
Core components
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Resources and storageRedundancy and growth
08. 08. Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a server for my business?
The choice depends on your applications, user numbers, data volume, workload and availability requirements. Before selecting a configuration, it is important to know which services will run on it and how the infrastructure may need to grow.
How much does a server solution cost?
The cost depends on the hosting model, computing resources, data storage, redundancy and implementation scope. After reviewing the requirements, we can compare suitable options and prepare a tailored estimate.
Which is better: a physical or virtual server?
There is no universal answer. A virtual server can make resource allocation more flexible, while a physical server can suit workloads that need dedicated hardware access or specific performance characteristics. The right choice depends on the project.
How do I know how many resources a server needs?
We assess workload patterns, user numbers, memory use, disk activity, data volume and expected growth. For an existing system, real monitoring data is useful.
Can you move a project to a new server?
Yes, if the required data and technical access are available and the target environment is compatible with the application. Before the move, we review dependencies, backup methods and potential downtime risks.
Do I need a separate data storage system?
Not always. Local storage may be enough for a small system; larger data volumes or specific requirements may call for a separate storage system. The choice depends on the workload and architecture.
What is a resilient server?
Resilience uses architectural measures to reduce the impact of individual component failures. This may include redundant resources and services, but the achievable availability depends on the system as a whole.
Can a server be expanded later?
In many cases, yes. Expansion options depend on the platform, hardware, virtualization setup and original architecture. It is helpful to account for expected growth early.
Can you set up backups?
Yes. If included in the agreed scope, we can configure backups for data and settings. It is important to test recovery, not just create backup copies.
How are server solutions different from DevOps?
Server solutions focus on choosing, designing and implementing computing infrastructure. DevOps focuses more on application deployment, change automation, monitoring and operations. The two areas can complement each other.
09. Other services
Explore Bravix services
WordPress Website Development
We build WordPress websites for businesses, including corporate sites, landing pages, catalogs and online stores. We plan the structure and design, and make content easy to manage.
Telegram Bot Development
We build Telegram bots to handle enquiries, send notifications and automate business tasks. Integrations are selected to work with the systems you already use.
Python Web Applications
We develop Python web applications, including client portals, B2B platforms, APIs and internal systems. Each solution is designed around your business processes.
DevOps and System Administration
We set up and maintain server infrastructure, automate application deployment, and manage monitoring, updates and backups.
SEO Services
We improve website visibility through technical audits, site structure and content optimization, and analysis of search performance and organic traffic.
Social Media Marketing
We develop social media strategies, create content and manage business accounts. We help brands connect with their audiences and track engagement.
PPC Advertising
We set up and manage paid search campaigns: researching keywords, preparing ads, tracking enquiries and optimizing campaigns around your budget.
Digital Product Design
We design UI/UX for websites, web applications and mobile apps. Our work includes prototypes, visual concepts and design files ready for development.
Brand Identity Design
We create visual brand identities, including logos, color palettes, typography and graphic elements, and prepare brand guidelines and brand books.
Commercial Photography
We create commercial photography for websites, advertising and social media, covering products, teams, work processes and business spaces.
Video Production for Business
We produce advertising, corporate and product videos for businesses, helping with concepts, scripts, filming and editing.