Uptime Institute 2026
Reliability now includes capacity and staffing.
The 2026 survey connects operating cost, power availability, higher rack density, supply constraints, and qualified staffing to data-center resilience.
Read the Web Tech briefBoutique solutions. Serious infrastructure.
Custom compute solutions with 25 years of industry experience.
Web Tech helps organizations, imaging centers, and physician offices buy, build, refresh, migrate, and support practical infrastructure: rackmount servers, storage, switching, PACS-adjacent imaging IT, Proxmox clusters, HPC clusters, and blockchain node systems sized around the real workload.
25 Years
Hands-on infrastructure experience across servers, hosting, virtualization, storage, networking, and operations.
Direct Technical Scoping
Work through the constraints before a bill of materials is proposed.
Server First
Rackmount systems, storage, networking, refreshes, lifecycle planning, and repair paths.
Specialized Workloads
HPC clusters, blockchain nodes, and local model infrastructure when the workload needs on-prem hardware.
Research Briefs
Infrastructure research, translated into buying decisions.
Web Tech reviews public industry and vendor material for the details that affect workload placement, reliability, cost, storage, networking, and system design.
Each on-site brief separates the source findings from Web Tech's analysis. The referenced organizations are not presented as Web Tech customers or project partners.
Flexera 2026
Workload placement needs a business case.
The 2026 State of the Cloud findings show more hybrid operations, continued cloud waste, and stronger pressure to measure unit cost and business value.
Read the Web Tech briefIntel Enterprise Blockchain
Ledger design starts with trust boundaries.
Intel's material distinguishes public, private, and consortium models, with enterprise requirements centered on privacy, permissioning, security, and scale.
Read the Web Tech briefAMD Web3 Infrastructure
Data movement can define the server.
AMD's distributed-storage material emphasizes core density, memory bandwidth, I/O, PCIe lanes, NVMe, and expansion paths for data-heavy systems.
Read the Web Tech briefWhere We Fit
A boutique infrastructure shop for teams that need the details handled.
Large vendors are useful when the requirement is already standardized. We thrive at the earlier, messier part: understanding the workload, narrowing hardware options, planning serviceability, and getting the configuration into a form that can actually be bought, built, and supported.
When a generic quote is not enough
We look at storage shape, memory pressure, network path, rack limits, spares, and replacement planning before pushing a bill of materials.
When cloud economics are not obvious
Some workloads belong in cloud. Others need predictable bare metal, direct device access, or lower long-term operating cost.
When VMware no longer fits
We help assess the current estate, plan Proxmox VE clusters, map storage and network dependencies, and sequence migrations for small shops and larger environments.
When the system has to be serviceable
We care about cabling, airflow, drive bays, firmware, labeling, handoff notes, and parts that can be replaced without redesigning the stack.
Project Outputs
Practical deliverables, not vague advice.
The useful output is something your team can act on: a target design, component direction, migration sequence, support handoff, or list of risks to resolve before purchasing.
Scope Summary
Workload, constraints, current environment, target role, and open questions that need an answer before buying or migrating.
Architecture Direction
Host count, storage path, network layout, rack and power assumptions, growth plan, and operational constraints.
Component Guidance
Platform, CPU, memory, drives, controllers, NICs, optics, spares, replacement path, and lifecycle considerations.
Handoff Notes
Firmware and configuration notes, labeling guidance, support boundaries, follow-up items, and future refresh considerations.
Solutions
Three practical ways to get infrastructure unstuck.
The work falls into three clear lanes: VMware exit consulting, hardware infrastructure services, and systems consulting for the high-friction projects that do not fit a catalog quote, including medical imaging IT support.
The work stays tied to practical scope, clear constraints, and infrastructure your team can operate after handoff.
VMware Exit Consulting
Planning and execution support for teams leaving VMware and moving toward practical Proxmox VE environments.
- Inventory review and migration sequencing
- Proxmox VE cluster design for small and larger environments
- Storage, network, backup, and cutover planning
Hardware Infrastructure Services
Custom server, storage, and network work for refreshes, replacements, buildouts, and workload-specific infrastructure.
- Rackmount systems, storage, switching, optics, and NIC selection
- Parts sourcing, lifecycle planning, repairs, and refresh guidance
- HPC, blockchain, and storage-heavy server builds
Systems Consulting
Open-ended infrastructure help for the random systems, admin, migration, and buildout problems that need practical experience.
- Systems administration, troubleshooting, and documentation
- Office, server-room, rack, cabling, and network buildouts
- Vendor selection, migrations, and one-off technical projects
Service coverage
Web Tech Projects
Tools built for recurring infrastructure problems.
These are working Web Tech software projects that can be evaluated, deployed, integrated, and supported as part of a practical systems engagement.
The project pages describe current capabilities and operating boundaries without presenting them as customer case studies.
Network Diagnostics
netQualityMon
Collect latency, packet loss, route, DNS, TCP, and optional throughput evidence from a central hub or remote agents.
- Managed diagnostic views
- Windows, macOS, and Linux agents
- Time-scoped evidence bundles
Managed Displays
Quick Web Board
Pair Roku or browser-based screens, assign one, two, or four dashboard panes, and manage refresh behavior centrally.
- QR-based Roku pairing
- Browser control and display modes
- Server-rendered protected dashboards
Build Process
Simple enough to manage. Detailed enough to trust.
The process is meant to reduce surprises before the order is placed and make the finished system easier to operate.
Scope
Workload, growth, rack, power, storage, network, timeline, and support requirements.
Specify
Platform, CPU, memory, drives, controllers, NICs, optics, spares, and replacement path.
Build
Assembly, firmware checks, basic burn-in, labeling, cabling notes, and configuration capture.
Support
Handoff, repair planning, future refresh guidance, and direct follow-up when something changes.
Hardware Ecosystem
Mainstream platforms, serviceable builds.
These are common hardware families customers ask about. Use of names does not imply formal partner status unless separately stated.
Buyer Questions
Straight answers for infrastructure projects.
If you are comparing vendors, these are the short answers: Web Tech is a boutique infrastructure shop for practical custom compute, not a generic catalog reseller.
What does Web Tech Solutions do?
Web Tech Solutions provides three primary solution lanes: VMware exit consulting, hardware infrastructure services, and systems consulting. Work can include Proxmox planning, custom compute solutions, managed hardware services, server infrastructure, data center planning, network architecture, HPC cluster builds and tuning, SMB on-prem model infrastructure, and blockchain infrastructure.
Can Web Tech help move from VMware to Proxmox?
Yes. Web Tech provides VMware exit and Proxmox VE consulting for small and large environments, including inventory review, migration planning, cluster design, storage and networking, backup paths, and cutover support.
Does Web Tech offer systems consulting?
Yes. Web Tech helps with systems administration problems, infrastructure troubleshooting, office and server-room buildouts, migrations, vendor selection, documentation, and one-off technical projects.
Can Web Tech help medical imaging centers and physician offices?
Yes. Web Tech helps with the servers, storage, switches, cabling, network paths, backups, systems support, and vendor coordination around imaging environments. We focus on the surrounding IT infrastructure and coordinate with PACS, RIS, and modality vendors when needed.
Does Web Tech build HPC clusters?
Yes. Web Tech offers HPC cluster builds and tuning, including node selection, storage and network layout, burn-in planning, and performance tuning for compute-heavy workloads.
Can Web Tech support local model infrastructure for SMBs?
Yes. Web Tech helps small and midsize businesses plan and deploy the on-prem server, storage, and network infrastructure for local model workloads that should not depend entirely on cloud APIs.
How do I request a quote?
Use the contact form or email sales@web-tech.us with the workload, timeline, rack or power limits, storage size, network needs, and current hardware.