Hosting that fits your applications and your business.
Your applications need to remain accessible, your data protected and your environment manageable. Sumatoni helps you choose, migrate and run your hosting, taking your working practices, constraints and budget into account.
Performance, access and dependencies are reviewed according to how your teams work.
Known data locations
Hosting and backup locations, along with supplier access conditions, are identified.
Prepared recovery
Backups, restoration and priority services are planned as part of the architecture.
Understandable costs
Hosting, licences, backups and operations are all included in the budget.
Your project
A prepared migration and a documented environment.
The project specifies the target architecture, services involved, migration stages and checks before commissioning.
Access, backups and operational responsibilities are documented so you know who does what and how the environment is maintained.
An architecture that connects your systems
WorkstationsAccess to applications and services
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On premises
Servers
Web applications
Identity and access
LDAP / Active DirectoryAccounts, groups and permissions
Cloud
Virtual servers
Web applications
↔Connected services, on premises and in the cloud
Backups
Local and off-site copiesRestoring data and services
Monitoring
Availability, performance and backups
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SMS alertsBased on agreed thresholds and rules
Illustrative layout: architecture and responsibilities depend on your environment.
An architecture that fits
Hosting is part of your IT environment.
Servers, access, applications and backups need to work together. We also plan their daily administration and future changes.
Applications and performance
Resources are sized for the software, data volumes and simultaneous users. Connections to services remaining on site are included in the design.
Data location and control
We clarify where data and its copies are stored, who can access them and how they can be retrieved. Confidentiality constraints and contractual requirements guide supplier selection.
Access and security
Permissions, remote connections, administrative access and updates are organised alongside your wider security. The supplier’s and Sumatoni’s responsibilities are explicit.
Backup and recovery
Backup protection, restoration tests and service recovery priorities are defined according to your needs. Service availability and data recovery are considered together.
Migration and reversibility
The project covers transfer, verification and commissioning. Data export and the ability to change suppliers are considered when choosing the solution.
Costs and operations
We account for resources, licences, storage, backups and maintenance work. Monitoring and support responsibilities are defined within the agreed scope.
How we help
From preparation to ongoing support.
01
Define the architecture
We inventory applications, data, users and their dependencies. We compare on-site, hosted and hybrid options and define responsibilities.
02
Prepare and carry out the migration
Transfers, access, tests and any interruptions are planned with you. Rollback conditions are defined before the switch.
03
Organise operations
We document the environment and agree the monitoring, updates, backups and support to be provided.
On site, in the cloud or a combination of both.
Some applications benefit from hosted infrastructure, while others remain linked to local equipment or working practices. We choose an arrangement that meets your business needs and can be managed over time.
European options are considered when data location makes them relevant. Contracts, security, access and continuity requirements also inform the choice.
Frequently asked questions
Do all our applications need to move?
It depends on their uses and dependencies. A hybrid arrangement can keep some services on site and host others. The choice follows a review of the current environment.
Can you take over existing hosting?
Yes. We review the architecture, access, contracts and backups to define any improvements or operational handover needed.
How are interruptions planned?
Migration windows, tests and any outages are agreed before the switch. Preparation includes rollback conditions if verification is unsatisfactory.
What happens after migration?
The environment is documented. Maintenance, monitoring, backups and assistance are organised according to the agreed responsibilities and terms.
Hosting to review or a migration to prepare?
Tell us about your applications, environment and constraints so we can define an architecture and the next steps.
