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Run workloads where they make sense: cloud, your hardware, or both.
Not everything belongs in a public cloud. Data residency, latency, cost or existing hardware can make on-premises or hybrid the right answer. We build it with the same code-first practices as the cloud.
Who it is for
- Companies with data that must stay in a specific location
- Teams with steady workloads where owned hardware is cheaper
- Organizations with existing data centers or edge sites
- Businesses planning a gradual move to the cloud
Signs you need it
- Cloud costs for steady workloads keep climbing
- Compliance rules limit where data can live
- On-prem servers are managed by hand
- Cloud and on-prem are two separate worlds
What is included
On-prem Kubernetes
k3s, RKE2 or VMware Tanzu clusters, built and managed as code.
Hybrid connectivity
Secure VPN or private links between sites and cloud, with consistent identity and DNS.
Configuration as code
Ansible and Terraform for servers and network devices instead of manual changes.
Migration planning
Workloads moved in stages, with a clear plan for what moves, what stays and why.
Backup and recovery
Across sites and clouds, and tested.
What you get
- Architecture design
- Automated build of servers and clusters
- Connectivity and identity integration
- Operations runbooks
Timeline
- Assessment
Workloads, constraints and costs reviewed
- Design
Target architecture and migration plan
- Build
Delivered in stages, then handed over
An assessment first, then project-based work.
Common questions
Is on-prem cheaper than cloud?
Sometimes. For steady, predictable workloads it can be; for spiky or early-stage workloads, cloud usually wins. We run the numbers with you.
Can the same applications run in both?
Yes. Packaging applications as containers and managing infrastructure as code is what makes that practical.
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