Businesses today are increasingly reliant on digital applications, data and IT infrastructure to run and grow their operations. As their technology needs evolve its becomes more difficult to utilise traditional on-site servers
A managed private cloud provides businesses with private cloud infrastructure with the flexibility of the cloud to host and manage their critical applications.
A managed private cloud enables businesses to enjoy the benefits of a more flexible infrastructure while minimising costs, downtime and risk. Unlike buying and managing servers, storage and networking equipment, businesses can migrate their infrastructure to the cloud where they only pay for what they use and leave the complexities of infrastructure management and optimisation to the experts. SuperCloud provides Managed Private Cloud solutions that are fully-managed and designed to suit individual business requirements to help organisations achieve greater availability, security, scalability and overall IT efficiency.
Business-critical applications and systems demand greater levels of availability, reliability and performance. Cloud infrastructure can provide the redundancy, backup, disaster recovery and high-availability capabilities that can help to mitigate the risk of downtime due to hardware failures and other issues. SuperCloud’s cloud solutions can provide businesses with highly available, reliable and resilient infrastructure. Microsoft and Amazon cloud solutions offer up to 99.99% SLA uptime.
Costs associated with traditional IT infrastructure can add up quickly. Business usually have to make large CAPEX budget provisions to buy servers, storage and networking equipment in addition to ongoing OPEX budget provisions for hardware maintenance, hardware upgrades, repairs and replacements. A managed private cloud can greatly reduce CAPEX costs associated with buying and maintaining hardware infrastructure while converting it into lower monthly OPEX costs. SuperCloud’s Managed Private Cloud services offer organisations predictable monthly costs which can help to reduce budget volatility while freeing businesses from the burden of owning and maintaining IT infrastructure.
Modern-day businesses operate in a dynamic environment and have to constantly adapt and evolve in order to survive. The same applies to their technology infrastructure needs which continue to change and grow over time. Cloud infrastructure provides the flexibility to scale resources up and down as business needs dictate while also providing the opportunity to adopt new technologies and incorporate them into operations. Processing power, memory, storage and network capabilities can be easily scaled to accommodate fluctuations in business needs without having to go through the time-consuming and expensive process of purchasing, installing and configuring additional hardware. With a managed private cloud, businesses only pay for the resources they actually use.
When migrating business-critical applications and systems to the cloud, businesses have to put appropriate security measures in place to help safeguard data, applications and systems from threats and attacks. A well-designed managed private cloud solution incorporates a wide range of security controls including identity and access management, managed firewalls, endpoint security, data loss prevention, monitoring and assessments to help secure the applications and systems hosted in the cloud. SuperCloud’s private cloud solutions have a wide range of cloud security capabilities including managed cloud firewalls, cloud security assessments, data loss prevention and protection from internal and external threats.
Disaster recovery and data backup are important considerations for any business-critical application or system. A disaster recovery scenario can cause significant financial and reputational damage to an organisation if it is not prepared with an appropriate disaster recovery and data backup strategy in place. Managed cloud solutions offer a wide range of disaster recovery options that can help to ensure business continuity in the event of a disaster. Data redundancy and backup capabilities are also vital to ensure that data is not lost due to human error, natural disasters or other incidents.
Modern-day businesses are increasingly reliant on digital applications and systems to carry out their core operations and any disruption to these systems can result in significant financial and reputational losses. Managed private cloud solutions can help to reduce the administrative and operational burden on staff by taking over the day-to-day monitoring, management, maintenance and optimisation of the cloud infrastructure while also providing technical support in the event of an issue.
Organisations migrating to the cloud will need to carry out a detailed assessment of their requirements and existing applications, systems and data to ensure that appropriate measures are put in place to facilitate a smooth transition to the cloud. SuperCloud has extensive experience in migrating complex IT infrastructure to the public cloud, private cloud and hybrid cloud environments and can implement scalable cloud solutions that are suited to the specific needs and budget of the organisation.
Organisations have different technology infrastructure requirements depending on their operations, systems and applications. Some businesses may find that a private cloud is the preferred option while others may require a combination of private cloud and public cloud resources. A hybrid cloud solution enables organisations to retain greater control over their data, applications and systems in a private cloud environment while also utilising the flexibility and scalability of a public cloud environment for other less-critical applications and systems. SuperCloud can work with organisations to design public cloud, private cloud and hybrid cloud solutions that are best suited to their individual requirements.
Managed private cloud solutions can provide businesses with modern infrastructure that is flexible, secure and easier to manage without the complexity of owning and maintaining on-premise hardware infrastructure. Businesses can enjoy the benefits of greater scalability, availability and security while benefiting from professional monitoring and management of the cloud infrastructure as well as the necessary support, maintenance and technical expertise. Ultimately, a managed private cloud migration is not just about offloading on-premise infrastructure to the cloud – it is about putting the right infrastructure in place to enable a business to thrive in the modern digital era. SuperCloud can work with businesses to design the most suitable cloud infrastructure strategy based on their existing systems and future requirements.
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