Own it
Residency you can name, not a region code.
Named facilities, their capacity, and which of your workloads run in each. 'Where does this data live' is answered with a place — which is what a residency obligation actually requires.
Datacenters
- Named facilities
- Per-workload placement
- Capacity per site
- Exportable residency evidence
How it helps
What you get with Datacenters
Named, not coded
A facility with a name and a country, not a region label covering an area you cannot inspect.
Placement is explicit
You choose where a workload runs, and the choice is recorded rather than inferred.
Evidence for auditors
Exportable proof of where a workload has run, and for how long.
Infrastructure control
The rest of Infrastructure control
For account admins: the servers, services, credentials, deployments, datacentres and tenant provisioning underneath it all.
Servers
The physical machines underneath, with their health and capacity.
Learn moreServices
The platform components running on each host, and their versions.
Learn moreCredentials
Infrastructure secrets stored, rotated and access-logged in one place.
Learn moreDeployments
Every release, what it changed, and how to get back.
Learn moreTenant Provisioning
Stand up a new tenant through a reviewed workflow, not a runbook.
Learn moreSetup Wizard
Bring a new server into the estate with the checks built in.
Learn moreInfrastructure you can point at.
Start in minutes on dedicated capacity, or talk to us about private capacity and named datacentres. Every tier is the whole platform.
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