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Many small deployments can start on a modest VPS. Others need more storage, more performance or hardware on your own premises.
We help you choose, set it up, and look after it if you want us to.
# What decides the setup users 25 services mail, nextcloud storage 300 GB, growing backups daily, off-site copy → suggestion larger VPS + off-site backup
A virtual server rented from a hosting provider. A good start for small teams and light workloads, such as a messaging server, a few mailboxes or a small Nextcloud.
More CPU, memory and storage, or a physical server in a data centre that you don't share with others.
A suitable machine you own, in your office or placed in a data centre. The data stays physically with you.
We look at these together with you. None of them alone decides, and the answer is often simpler than expected.
How many people, how actively, and from where.
How much data today, how fast it grows, and how fast it must be.
Memory and CPU for the services, especially Nextcloud and spam filtering.
Bandwidth, a fixed IP address, and reverse DNS for mail.
How often, where the copies live, and how a restore is done.
How long an outage you can live with, and what that costs to avoid.
Access, encryption, updates and who may administer the system.
Who keeps it running: your team, us, or both.
Setting a system up is a project. Keeping it healthy is an ongoing task. We keep the two apart, so you know what you are agreeing to.
A one-off project with a defined result.
Optional, agreed separately.
The scope, response times and costs of maintenance are agreed for each project. Nothing on this page is a service-level agreement.
Describe what you want to run and for how many people. We'll suggest a setup and explain why.