Which Cloud Service is right for you?
In-House Private
Cloud
The customer owns dedicated hardware but benefits from a user-friendly portal for effortless self-management of their cloud resources.
How it’s used?
Enables customers to consolidate their physical infrastructure while effectively segregating production, testing, development, and staging workloads within distinct virtual data centers.
Benefits
- Low Cost
- CapEx to OpEx
- Elasticity/Scalability
- Expertise/Management
Managed Private Cloud (dedicated blades)
We allocate dedicated processors and memory, enhancing privacy for specific compliance needs. Additionally, we provide ringfenced resources, ensuring customers have clear visibility into their available processing power and memory at all times.
How it’s used?
Typically employed by companies for select applications demanding heightened privacy to meet compliance requirements or ensure consistent, guaranteed performance.
Benefits
- Low Cost
- Increased isolation
Managed Cloud (assigned VMs)
State-of-the-art shared computing and storage infrastructure designed for enterprise use, where multiple customers benefit from robust isolation between their respective resources.
How it’s used?
Leveraged by businesses for their regular production workloads, particularly those seeking the advantages of managed services and scalability within the cost-efficient framework of a shared environment.
Benefits
- Low Cost
Managed Public Cloud
A shared environment built upon more standardized, commodity-grade equipment, which may exhibit lower levels of resilience. While offering a cost-effective alternative, it’s important to note that resource sharing among numerous companies means that increased activity by another organization could potentially affect your company’s performance.
How it’s used?
Typically employed for test and development purposes, as well as for handling temporary workloads.
Benefits
- Low Cost
Public Cloud
A shared environment constructed upon the most budget-friendly commodity hardware, offering limited infrastructure-level resilience.
How it’s used?
Utilized for extremely short-term workloads in scenarios where resilience and reliability are either unnecessary or have been integrated into the application(s) rather than at the infrastructure level.
Benefits
- Increased isolation
- High Availability
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