Private cloud and on-premise infrastructure
When shared cloud is not enough, we set up infrastructure dedicated to your organisation: hosted in our HDS-certified datacenter in Occitanie, or deployed on-premise, on your own site. You keep control, we run the operations.
Two deployment modes
OpenStack or Proxmox VE depending on your context, on infrastructure that belongs only to you.
Private cloud hosted by Nemau
Infrastructure reserved for your organisation in our HDS-certified, Tier III datacenter in Occitanie, without sharing hardware with other customers.
- Dedicated hardware, no shared tenancy
- Sovereign hosting in France
- Operations, monitoring, and maintenance by Nemau
- OpenStack or Proxmox VE base, your choice
On-premise, on your site
We deploy and operate the chosen base, OpenStack or Proxmox VE, in your datacenter or server room, on your hardware or on hardware we size together. Your data never leaves your walls.
- Deployed into your existing infrastructure
- Data kept on your premises
- Hardware sizing decided together
- Remote operations or support for your own teams
With OpenStack, you get the Nemau console, API, CLI, and Terraform provider. Proxmox VE is aimed at teams that already run it: the Nemau interface for Proxmox is on the roadmap, and operations rely on the native Proxmox tools until then.
Which needs it fits
- Regulated workloads: public sector, local government
- Hardware isolation or strict data-location requirements
- Dedicated performance, without shared tenancy
- An existing IT estate to modernise without depending on a hyperscaler
How we start
01
Discuss the need
Scope, data-location constraints, workloads to host, and timeline.
02
Sized proposal
Architecture, hardware, service level, and budget, validated before any commitment.
03
Deployment and operations
We install the base, connect it to your tooling, and operate it over time.
A private cloud or on-premise project?
Describe your context: constraints, workloads to host, and timeline. We tell you what is realistic, and at what budget.