A structured engagement from initial assessment through ongoing operations. We deploy production-grade OpenStack on your hardware and operate it continuously — upgrades, monitoring, patching, and capacity planning included.
From first conversation to a fully managed private cloud — typically 2 to 4 weeks.
We review your existing hardware, network topology, workload requirements, and compliance constraints. You get a clear architecture proposal and a deployment timeline — no guesswork.
Control plane layout, storage topology, network architecture (OVN/Cilium), HA strategy, and monitoring stack. Documented and reviewed with your team before a single package is installed.
Automated, repeatable deployment of the full OpenStack stack: Nova, Neutron, Cinder, Keystone, Ceph, Prometheus, Grafana. HA control plane with no single point of failure.
Your team gets API credentials, dashboard access, operational runbooks, and a walkthrough of the deployed architecture. You start provisioning workloads immediately.
This is where the real value begins. We monitor, patch, upgrade, and capacity-plan your cloud 24/7. You consume the API — we keep the platform healthy.
Clear boundaries. No ambiguity about who owns what.
OpenStack releases every six months. Most self-managed deployments fall behind within a year and never catch up. Managed OpenStack keeps your cloud current — every release, on schedule.
Our upgrade process is tested in staging environments before touching production. Control plane services are upgraded one at a time with rolling restarts. Compute nodes are drained and upgraded without VM downtime. The entire process is automated, auditable, and reversible.
Nova · Neutron · Cinder · Keystone · Glance · Horizon · Octavia · Heat
Ceph (Reef, Squid, and beyond) · OSD · RGW · MDS
OVN · Cilium · HAProxy · Keepalived
Prometheus · Grafana · Alertmanager · OpenSearch
Why this matters: Running an unsupported OpenStack release means no security patches, no bug fixes, and a growing gap between your deployment and upstream. Every release you skip makes the next upgrade exponentially harder. Staying current is not optional — it is the single most important operational practice.
Choose the level of support that matches your operational requirements.
| Standard | Premium | Mission Critical | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monitoring | 24/7 automated | 24/7 automated | 24/7 automated + dedicated |
| Incident response | Business hours | 24/7 | 24/7 (15-min SLA) |
| Control plane uptime | 99.5% | 99.9% | 99.95% |
| Upgrade frequency | Every release | Every release | Every release |
| Capacity reviews | Quarterly | Monthly | Continuous |
| Dedicated engineer | No | No | Yes |
| Architecture reviews | Annual | Semi-annual | Quarterly |
Deployment is just the beginning. The real work is keeping it running.
Prometheus-based monitoring of every OpenStack service, Ceph OSD, and network component. Alertmanager routes critical alerts to our on-call engineers. You get read access to all dashboards.
OS-level and OpenStack security patches applied on a regular cadence. Critical CVEs addressed within 24 hours. All changes are tested, staged, and applied with zero or minimal downtime.
Proactive monitoring of compute, storage, and network utilization trends. We flag capacity constraints before they become incidents and provide scale-out recommendations with lead time.
When something breaks, our engineers respond — not a ticket queue. Root cause analysis provided for every significant incident. Post-incident reports within 48 hours.
All infrastructure configuration is version-controlled and reproducible. Changes go through a review process. Drift detection ensures what's running matches what's declared.
Control plane state, Ceph configuration, and critical service data are backed up continuously. Recovery procedures are documented and tested. RTO and RPO targets defined per SLA tier.
Tell us about your hardware and workload requirements. We'll come back with an architecture proposal and a deployment timeline.