A defined service boundary
Agree what DynamicDC hosts and manages, and what stays with your MSP, cloud, application and operational technology providers.
Operational compute
A practical home for critical operational workloads.
Bring selected applications, storage and site services into a managed local or regional environment, integrated with the cloud and providers you already use.
Discuss your workloads
Regional node
A stronger regional service layer.
A coordinated deployment for operational hosting, shared regional services and recovery environments.
Explore our deployment systems ↗Start with what needs to keep working.
An ageing server room, a fragile connection or an expanding operation can make infrastructure decisions urgent. The first question is which services need a different operating environment, and why.
Where it fits
- Selected business and site applications
- Local storage and operational data services
- Processing for industrial and multi-site environments
What the service needs to establish
Capacity matched to demand
Compare suitable hosting and deployment options against workload requirements and whole-of-life cost.
An operating model you can assess
Define monitoring, maintenance, access, incident coordination and recovery responsibilities before delivery.
Questions worth asking.
Do we need to move everything?
No. Start with nominated workloads. Existing SaaS, cloud and on-site systems can remain part of the architecture.
Will local hosting keep us online during an outage?
That depends on application, identity, data, power and network dependencies. Required continuity behaviours must be designed and tested for each service.
What is included in managed operation?
The scope is agreed for each engagement, including the infrastructure layer, support interfaces, monitoring and reporting. Application support is included only where expressly agreed.
Connected needs
Discuss operational compute.
Bring the systems, location and service requirement.