Solutions

Choosing between them

Most customers arrive with one of four problems, and the right starting point follows from which one it is.

"Our cloud bill is unpredictable and we cannot move." The cost is usually egress and per-feature metering rather than compute. Start with hybrid cloud and pricing — the comparison that matters is the whole invoice, not the instance line.

"We own hardware with life left in it." Replacing it with rented capacity is rarely the cheapest answer. Rack it with us and connect it to the same VPC as your cloud instances — see colocation and BYO hardware.

"We need GPUs and the queue is long." Dedicated accelerators, close to your data, with no transfer charge on training sets — see GPUs for AI/ML.

"We do not want to staff this." Our engineers operate the estate end to end under managed services, and build on it under application development.

Where connectivity itself is the constraint — regulated traffic, latency-sensitive replication, committed throughput — the answer is dedicated: see private circuits and peering.

What every solution shares

Open source underneath, so the exit path exists on day one. No egress fees. Per-zone storage clusters with triple replication, documented under storage architecture. Private networking by default via VPC and WireGuard. Protection included rather than sold separately — snapshots and backups. And a NOC watching it 24/7, described under status and monitoring.

Not sure which fits? Talk to an engineer — we will map your current stack before recommending anything.