- Town Board authorized up to $47,500 for a server, virtualization software, and related services from Pyramid Business Systems. - The approved purchase includes an HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen12 server with Microsoft Hyper-V and four planned virtual machines for core services. - Board also approved a monthly $499 off-site cloud disaster recovery backup service from Datto with ransomware detection. - Current environment runs on aging Dell PowerEdge servers with Windows Server 2016, highlighting the upgrade from legacy hardware.
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- Tyler Kinder reported the Town will move from VMware to Hyper-V after Broadcom's acquisition raised licensing from $85 to $12,000 yearly. - The Town will build a Synology backup system first, a required step before replacing the aging 2008 garage server. - Replacement of the garage server is budgeted for 2027, with migration starting in fall 2026 and the new server expected by spring 2027. - The Town has not yet selected a vendor for the server or backup hardware, leaving the procurement open.
