Solutions / Cloud and infrastructure
Infrastructure that stays up, and a bill you can explain
Whether your systems sit on a server in the office, in a public cloud, or both, the questions are the same: will it stay available, is it secure, and are you paying for what you use.
What goes wrong
Office servers reach end of life quietly. The first sign is often a failed disk during month-end.
Cloud migrations go wrong for predictable reasons: nobody listed what the applications depend on, the ERP vendor does not support the target platform, or the monthly cost was estimated from a price list.
What it costs the business
An unplanned outage stops invoicing, dispatch and customer service at once. A badly planned migration can cost more each month than the servers it replaced.
For regulated firms there is a further question of where data is hosted and whether that meets Kenyan data protection and sector rules.
What we do
Readiness and cost baseline
An inventory of what you run, what it costs today and what it would cost elsewhere, before any commitment.
Migration
Planned cutovers with a tested way back, done outside your busy periods.
Hosting in Kenya
Managed private cloud from Raxio Data Centre in Nairobi, a Tier III facility, for workloads that should stay in the country.
Hybrid setups
Public cloud where it fits and local hosting where latency, cost or regulation says otherwise.
Connectivity
Links between your offices and your hosted systems, with a second path where an outage would stop work.
Ongoing management
Patching, monitoring, capacity and cost reviews, reported monthly.
Prefer to talk it through?
A 30-minute call with Denis to describe the problem and hear how we would approach it. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.