
We began by building the core data centre for the private cloud provider. The network architecture was designed around a spine-leaf topology, ensuring both resilience and scalability.
On top of the new cloud infrastructure, we deployed high-availability Kubernetes clusters with GPU-enabled nodes. This made the platform ready for compute-intensive scenarios, such as AI, ML, or advanced analytics.
We implemented cloud orchestration and virtualisation to minimise downtime and simplify adoption. This approach allowed the business to transition to the new infrastructure while operating as usual.
We introduced pull-based CI/CD pipelines as part of our DevOps services to reduce deployment times by 50%. This automation enabled teams to focus on feature delivery rather than manual infrastructure management.
For monitoring, we set up low-level metrics and alerting with Prometheus and Grafana, complemented by higher-level logging and analytics. We started with OpenSearch and later switched to the ELK stack for greater consistency. These tools gave the client real-time visibility into system performance and stability.
Building a private cloud provider meant creating custom solutions without ready-made blueprints. Our team conducted extensive design sessions and iterative testing. Networking proved particularly demanding, but through collaboration and precision, we achieved a reliable platform capable of carrying critical workloads.
The new private cloud became a secure and dependable foundation for the client’s operations. Teams can now release updates faster and more consistently, while advanced monitoring keeps operations transparent and controlled.
The platform now supports AI and machine learning workloads, ensuring the infrastructure remains ready for future innovation. It gives the client full confidence in performance, scalability, and long-term reliability.