When we started exploring options to replace our old virtualization system, we weren’t just looking for new features—we were looking for a reliable, future-proof OpenNebula implementation that could scale, integrate with our existing investments, and avoid vendor lock-in. The mission was clear: find a virtualization solution that would last, deliver flexibility, integrate seamlessly, and not […]
From Support Tickets to Building Nubius Solutions: A Journey of Faith, Partnership, and Service When I look back at our journey in the hosting industry, it’s hard not to smile and be deeply grateful. Grateful to God for opening doors I didn’t even know existed. Grateful for the people who have crossed my path. Grateful
For nearly two decades, the hosting company we worked for carved its space in the market by being one of the first to offer Java hosting. A privately held, organically grown company that ran lean and smart, it thrived on optimizing operations while delivering reliable services to a global customer base. My partner and I
When DDoS Mitigation Isn’t Enough Back when my partner and I were leading the hosting company’s operations — him on the technical side, myself on the business side — we started noticing a dangerous pattern: For a hosting platform serving thousands of VMs, these incidents were unacceptable. We needed to rethink the entire network security
When Legacy Infrastructure Becomes a Roadblock At the hosting provider where we worked, performance bottlenecks and infrastructure limitations had begun to surface. The entire environment was running on OnApp — rigid provisioning, dated tooling, and restricted flexibility were starting to affect day-to-day operations. We needed a better path forward. So, we took ownership of a
When Time Was Tight, We Delivered an Enterprise Cloud Migration in 5 Weeks An enterprise cloud migration isn’t always neat or scheduled months in advance. Sometimes, they’re mission critical, time-bound, and technically restricted—especially in enterprise cloud migration scenarios where a company is acquiring only a division of another business. That was the case in one
“The storage is failing again. One of the servers just went read-only. We need to migrate to KVM ASAP” The customer’s team had heard it before. And this time, everyone knew: The old HyperV infrastructure was at its limit. This was a post-acquisition environment. HyperV was still hosting most of the customer’s Windows servers, and
Deadlines were tight. The devs were blocked. The NetOps team? Drowning in work. And what was holding it all back? A single cloud connection. A fast-growing SaaS company was gearing up for a major app release. The stack was ready. The pressure was on. But their app needed to connect securely to Google Cloud (GCP)—and
Setting up hybrid cloud connectivity between hyperscalers like Google Cloud or AWS and your on-premises infrastructure isn’t just a technical checkbox—it’s a critical part of modern IT strategy. But one wrong decision—like overloading your core firewall—can turn that link into a single point of failure. In this post, we’ll share how we helped a customer
Many businesses must undergo a Linux server migration to upgrade to a newer operating system, change hosting providers, or relocate infrastructure. We understand how complex this task can be and how essential it is to minimize disruption and risk. This guide shares key Linux server migration considerations and a proven process to help ensure your migration is
