Cloud & hosting
PureIT helps SMEs choose between private, public, and hybrid cloud, then operates the chosen stack with backup, access, monitoring, and reporting.
Private cloud is not a technical religion. It is an operating choice for workloads where control, predictable cost, privacy, or integration matter enough.
We start with simple questions: which apps are critical, where is the data, who has access, what happens during an incident, and which costs must stay predictable. After that, the architecture is less dramatic.
Criteria
Private cloud makes sense when data, integration, or operating control are real reasons, not preferences dressed as strategy.
For stable workloads, a private model can be easier to plan than variable consumption.
Some services are still better in public cloud. The right decision is by workload, not slogan.
FAQ
No. Security comes from operations, access, backup, patching, and monitoring. Private cloud gives control, but it still must be run well.
Yes, when apps, documents, or data justify a controlled model. For very small teams, hybrid is often the better first version.
Fit check
We look at apps, files, users, backups, access, and cost. Then we say what should stay private, what can be public cloud, and what is not worth moving. Simple.
