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Azure Virtual Machines Optimised for Performance, Scalability, and Cost Control
Deploy Azure Virtual Machines with the right sizing strategy, VM family selection, and cost optimisation approach to ensure workloads perform efficiently without unnecessary infrastructure spend.
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Performance Monitoring & Capacity Insights
Stop Paying for a VM Size Nobody's Actually Using
Exigo Tech matches B-series burstable, D-series general purpose, E-series memory-optimised, and F-series compute-optimised VMs to real usage patterns, then reviews whether Reserved Instances or Azure Hybrid Benefit for Windows Server could cut the bill further. Provisioning is designed for how your business actually operates, VM Scale Sets for workloads that need to grow and shrink automatically, and a direct path into Azure Site Recovery and SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines for organisations that need business continuity and database performance from day one.
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Workload-Aware Infrastructure
Align virtual machine resources to the specific demands of applications, databases, and business services rather than relying on generic deployment assumptions.
Cost-Conscious Cloud Operations
Embed cost optimisation into infrastructure planning from the beginning, helping organisations make informed decisions about capacity, licensing, and utilisation.
Elastic Performance Management
Support changing workload demands through infrastructure that can scale predictably while maintaining performance and operational stability.
Business Continuity Readiness
Ensure virtual machine environments are designed with resilience, recovery, and service availability considerations built into the deployment strategy.
Continuous Infrastructure Optimisation
Create an ongoing process for reviewing utilisation, performance, and consumption patterns so infrastructure evolves alongside business needs.
Core Offerings: Azure Virtual Machines
Our Azure Virtual Machines services size, deploy, and continuously optimise VMs for both performance and cost.
VM Sizing & Family Selection
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Cost Optimisation Review
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VM Scale Sets & Auto-Scaling
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Deployment & Configuration
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Ongoing Performance & Cost Monitoring
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Matching B-series, D-series, E-series, or F-series VMs to actual workload requirements.
Assessing Reserved Instance commitments and Azure Hybrid Benefit for Windows Server eligibility.
Configuring workloads to scale automatically based on demand, avoiding both under- and over-provisioning.
Correctly configured VMs from day one, minimising rework and misconfiguration risk.
Continuous review of VM utilisation to catch oversized or underused instances before they waste budget.
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Business Outcomes Enabled
Lower Cloud Infrastructure Costs
Reduce unnecessary Azure expenditure by aligning VM capacity, licensing benefits, and consumption models with actual workload requirements.
Improved Application Performance
Ensure applications operate on appropriately sized infrastructure that supports consistent service delivery and user experiences.
Greater Resource Utilisation
Maximise the value of deployed infrastructure by reducing overprovisioning and improving workload-to-resource alignment.
Stronger Operational Resilience
Improve service reliability through infrastructure planning that incorporates scaling, recovery, and performance considerations from the outset.
Better Long-Term Cloud Governance
Establish ongoing visibility into utilisation, demand patterns, and optimisation opportunities that support more effective cloud investment decisions.
Lower Cloud Infrastructure Costs
Reduce unnecessary Azure expenditure by aligning VM capacity, licensing benefits, and consumption models with actual workload requirements.
Improved Application Performance
Ensure applications operate on appropriately sized infrastructure that supports consistent service delivery and user experiences.
Greater Resource Utilisation
Maximise the value of deployed infrastructure by reducing overprovisioning and improving workload-to-resource alignment.
Stronger Operational Resilience
Improve service reliability through infrastructure planning that incorporates scaling, recovery, and performance considerations from the outset.
Better Long-Term Cloud Governance
Establish ongoing visibility into utilisation, demand patterns, and optimisation opportunities that support more effective cloud investment decisions.
When Was the Last Time Anyone Checked If Your VM Size Still Makes Sense?
Book a free VM cost and sizing review to see what right-sizing and Reserved Instances could save you.
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Learn moreAzure VMs are grouped into families including B-series (burstable, cost-effective for variable workloads), D-series (general purpose), E-series (memory-optimised for databases and analytics), and F-series (compute-optimised for CPU-intensive tasks).
A right-sizing review compares actual CPU, memory, and disk utilisation against the provisioned VM size, if utilisation consistently sits well below capacity, a smaller (and cheaper) size is likely appropriate.
Yes. Azure Hybrid Benefit lets you apply existing on-premises Windows Server or SQL Server licences with Software Assurance to Azure VMs, reducing the compute cost since licensing is already covered.
VM Scale Sets let you deploy and manage a group of identical, load-balanced VMs that automatically increase or decrease in number based on demand or a defined schedule.
Reserved Instances offer a significant discount over pay-as-you-go pricing for VMs with predictable, long-term usage, our cost review identifies which of your workloads are stable enough to benefit.
Yes. Azure Virtual Machines integrate directly with Azure Site Recovery for replication and failover, and can host SQL Server for database workloads, explore our dedicated Azure Site Recovery and SQL Server pages for full details.
Our general Virtual Machines page covers physical server consolidation and virtualisation strategy broadly. This page focuses specifically on Azure IaaS VM sizing, family selection, and cost optimisation once you're running on Azure.
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