WZ-IT connects distributed systems through controlled network paths and coordinates operations across provider and site boundaries. Each component remains replaceable without redesigning the entire system.
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Commercial entry
The monthly basis combines managed systems, private connectivity, and the selected service level. Provider contracts and accounts remain with you; architecture, platform services, and takeover effort are scoped after the estate assessment.
Applications, data, and compute do not have to live in one place. Controlled connections, clear responsibilities, and an operating model designed for future expansion matter more.
Suitable services from different providers are selected by data location, cost, performance, and dependencies rather than tied to one vendor.
Proxmox, App Nodes, AI Cubes, and existing systems access approved services and data through private paths.
Monitoring, documentation, updates, and escalation consider dependencies across the overall system, not isolated servers.
Technology is not unified by one vendor but by clear interfaces, network zones, and operating processes.
Combine public cloud, European cloud, bare metal, colocation, and own sites according to purpose and risk.
Operate site-to-site, NetBird, WireGuard, routing, and segmentation as a controlled connection layer.
Design administrative and functional access with roles, MFA, SSO, and traceable approvals.
Collect technical signals and dependencies centrally without surrendering control of individual systems.
Plan backups across failure domains and avoid recovery that depends on the failed location.
Add sites, servers, or cloud services through documented patterns rather than bespoke legacy connectors.
The provider is only one operating location. WZ-IT connects servers, clouds, and on-premises systems into a documented environment with consistent monitoring, controlled access, and one coordinated service level.
Contracts, accounts, and administrative control remain with you. We take over the agreed technical operations without moving the infrastructure into a closed hosting product.
NetBird, WireGuard, or existing site connections integrate further clouds, Proxmox systems, and on-premises networks through controlled paths.
Monitoring, updates, backups, documentation, and incident response are designed across all participating systems and operated according to the selected service level.
The calculator combines the BYOI base price with the required response model. Infrastructure remains in your account or data center.
Physical or virtual Linux servers in an existing customer infrastructure.
Progressive pricing per coherent customer environment: first server €149.90, servers 2–5 €119.90 each, servers 6–10 €99.90 each. From server 11 we provide a custom offer.
Architecture principle
Direct port exposure and organically grown connectors quickly become security and operational risks. We design network segments, access paths, and expansion patterns as part of the initial architecture.
Start the system designNot everything needs migration. We first establish what can remain and which connections need restructuring.
Document clouds, sites, networks, data flows, access, and owners.
Plan locations, network zones, identity, backup, and service levels together.
Build private connections and central operations without a big-bang migration.
Monitor dependencies, document change, and add new components in a controlled way.
Enquiry
Tell us about the existing clouds, sites, and systems. We will outline the most sensible entry into connectivity and shared operations.
Architecture, connectivity, and ongoing responsibility
A jointly operated environment of cloud, data-centre, and on-premises systems with controlled connectivity, documented ownership, and coordinated service levels.
No. Accounts, providers, and existing hardware can remain where they are when technically operable and suitable for the target model.
Depending on the network and requirements, through site-to-site VPN, NetBird, WireGuard, provider networks, or existing enterprise links with clear segmentation.
Yes, when the data source and permissions are suitable. Access is implemented through controlled private paths and explicit identities.
No. Multiple providers create resilience only when application, data, DNS, identity, and recovery span independent failure domains.
Through documented network zones, standard connection patterns, central access rules, and controlled retirement of direct point-to-point links.
Yes where technical responsibility lies with WZ-IT. Provider and vendor dependencies are reflected transparently in scope and measurement rules.
With an inventory of systems, data flows, and responsibilities, followed by a target architecture and incremental implementation plan.
No risk: worst case, you leave with a clearer understanding of your project than before.


“WZ-IT's advice on our Azure migration was technically sound and completely non-binding right from the intro call - we took away a great deal.”
Whether a specific IT challenge or just an idea - we look forward to the exchange. In a brief conversation, we'll evaluate together if and how your project fits with WZ-IT.