Learn how virtualisation improves efficiency, reduces costs and simplifies server management for modern businesses.
Choosing the right server isn’t about buying the most powerful hardware—it’s about matching performance to your business needs. Discover how much server capacity a small business with up to 10 employees really requires, and why refurbished enterprise servers often provide the best balance of performance, reliability and value.
If you’ve spent any time in the home lab community, you’ll have noticed one question that keeps popping up on Reddit, forums, Discord servers, and YouTube comments: “Should I run this in Docker or an LXC container?” It’s a fair question. After all, both technologies use containers, both are lightweight compared to virtual machines, and both can run your favourite applications. So surely they’re basically the same thing? Well… not quite. While Docker and Proxmox LXC
The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen9 remains one of the most popular enterprise servers available on the UK refurbished hardware market. Despite being several generations old, the DL380 Gen9 continues to offer exceptional performance, reliability and flexibility for organisations looking to deploy virtualisation platforms without the expense of modern enterprise hardware. Combined with Proxmox Virtual Environment
Over the past decade, virtualisation has transformed how businesses run their IT systems. Rather than purchasing a separate physical server for every application, businesses can consolidate multiple workloads onto a single machine, reducing costs and improving flexibility. For many organisations, VMware became the default platform for this. It powered file servers, databases, accounting systems, websites,
