D03 / Cloud and infrastructure platforms
Datacentre.Cloudtronix
Infrastructure planned around your workload.
Connect physical infrastructure with cloud environments, compute, storage and connectivity. Build the foundation around the workload you need to run and the recovery requirements you agree.
Discuss your requirements ↗Infrastructure planned around your workload.
Shape the scope around your current environment, priorities and the services you need to connect.
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Cloud architecture and workload placement
Consider where workloads belong and how infrastructure services connect.
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Compute, storage and connectivity
Define the resources, access and network connections your systems need.
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Backup, recovery and cost planning
Plan recoverability and ongoing costs alongside the infrastructure design.
An infrastructure plan with workload placement, resource requirements and recovery considerations.
Service availability and commitments depend on confirmed scope, capability and applicable approvals.
Good questions.
Clear expectations.
Will every workload use the same infrastructure?
Workload requirements, existing environments and dependencies guide placement decisions. Architecture and service scope are agreed during discovery.
Are backup and recovery included?
Backup and recovery planning is part of this discipline. The quotation defines the implemented services, retention, recovery expectations and responsibilities.
Where are the services hosted?
Location, provider arrangements, availability and commitments are confirmed for your chosen scope. No location or service level is assumed before quotation.
Can you work with our existing infrastructure?
Discovery reviews existing infrastructure and dependencies so the proposed architecture can account for services that will remain, migrate or change.
How are capacity and running costs planned?
Compute, storage, connectivity and recovery requirements are considered alongside workload needs. Resource choices and ongoing costs are confirmed for the agreed environment.
Can infrastructure be delivered in phases?
A phased approach can be considered around priorities, migration dependencies and operational readiness. The sequence is agreed during planning.
Your next decision starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your business, current environment and requirements. We’ll establish the relevant disciplines and agree the next steps.