Compute
Private Cloud
A resource pool with its own quotas, network and users.
Private Cloud Platform Deployment
Bring compute, storage and networking onto one cloud platform in your own data center
The platform is installed in your own data center, so your data never leaves the building. All three layers are managed from one console on one release plan. The team that runs the same platform in production installs it, and day-to-day operations can stay with them if you choose.
Service scope
Written design
Compute, storage and network needs are measured and sized; redundancy, identity integration and connectivity go into one design document.
Compute, storage and networking on one platform
Storage is built from the servers’ own disks and the network is defined in the virtualization layer, all managed from one console.
Installed alongside running systems
The new platform is built next to your current environment; workloads move only after validation, in planned windows.
Layers updated together
Every layer is updated with compatible releases, in planned maintenance windows.
Failover and high availability
When a physical server fails, its workloads restart on the remaining servers.
Documentation and training
Design, installation and operating procedures are handed over in writing, and your team is trained to run the platform on its own.
How to get started
- 1
Discovery and requirements
Your hardware, network, workloads and growth plans are mapped, and the order in which applications move is set.
- 2
Design and sizing
Compute, storage and network needs are measured and sized; redundancy, identity integration and connectivity go into the design document.
- 3
Installation
The virtualization, storage, network and management layers are installed as one system, following the design document.
- 4
First workloads
A non-critical application moves first; other systems follow in planned windows.
- 5
Handover or operations
The platform is handed to your team with training and documentation, or upgrades, capacity and incidents stay within the service.
Who does what
| Included in the service | On your side |
|---|---|
| Discovery, design and sizing | Data center space, power and network connectivity |
| Platform installation and validation | Hardware or hardware budget (based on the sizing proposal) |
| Release, patch and compatibility tracking (operations model) | Your applications and data |
| Capacity and incident tracking (operations model) | Access and internal approval rules |
| Documentation and team training | Day-to-day operations in the handover model |
Related products
Compute
Virtual Servers
Linux and Windows virtual servers, ready in minutes.
Storage
Object Storage
S3-compatible object storage dedicated to you.
Frequently asked questions
- Will our running systems be interrupted during installation?
- The new platform is built next to your current environment and tested empty first. Systems move only after validation, in planned windows, with a rollback step ready.
- Who buys the hardware, and can we reuse our current servers?
- Your current hardware is assessed during discovery. If it fits, it is reused; if not, a hardware proposal is prepared from the sizing, and the purchase stays with you.
- Can we run the platform ourselves later?
- Yes. In the handover model the platform passes to your team with documentation and training; support for release upgrades can continue if you want it.
- How long does it take our team to learn the platform?
- Virtual machines, virtual networks and firewall rules are concepts your team already knows; what changes is that all three layers sit in one console. Training is part of the installation, and the first workloads move together with your team.
- How is this different from Private Cloud?
- Private Cloud is a cloud service in data centers in Türkiye, used through the self-service portal and tenant spaces. This service installs the platform in your own data center for your organization alone; the self-service portal and tenant spaces are not part of it.
- How is it priced?
- Installation is priced as a project by scale and scope; the operations service, if chosen, is a separate monthly item.
Take the next step
Tell us about your data center and workloads; a written design and price proposal follows the call.