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Private cloud

A cluster of your own: several physical nodes, shared storage, and the ability to create and destroy virtual machines inside it without asking anyone. The difference from public cloud is that the capacity is yours, the cost is flat, and you know exactly where it is.

This suits organisations with a compliance boundary to defend, a predictable workload that is expensive to rent by the hour, or a development team that wants to self-serve without a credit card.

your boundarynode 1node 2node 3
Capacity you fill and release yourself

What you get

Your capacity, not a share of ours

Dedicated nodes. Nobody else schedules work on your hardware.

Self-service inside the boundary

Your team creates and destroys instances through the hypervisor’s own interface. We keep the cluster, the storage and the network healthy.

High availability

Instances restart on a surviving node when hardware fails. Configured and tested rather than assumed.

Flat, predictable cost

You pay for the cluster. Running one more virtual machine inside it does not generate an invoice.

Specification

Technical specifications
Minimum nodes3for quorum and high availability
StorageCeph or ZFS replicationchosen per design
BackupDedicated backup serverours or yours, always off-cluster
NetworkingVLAN segmenteddesign agreed up front
AccessWeb interface and APIper-user roles

Questions

Can it live in our own building?

Yes. We will design it, supply the hardware, install it on your premises and manage it remotely. This is common where data is not permitted to leave the site.

What happens if we want to take it in house?

The platform is open source and the cluster is yours. We hand over documentation and credentials, and if you want, we train your team on it.

Tell us what you are trying to run.

Describe the workload and we will tell you what it needs, what it costs, and whether we are the right people for it.