Keep the servers. Lose the busywork.
Managed server hosting and infrastructure management for teams that need a clear path from deployment to day-to-day operation.
Discuss managed hostingGive operations a clear owner.
Managed hosting works best when everyone knows who handles each task. CloudCPO helps define the infrastructure, management responsibilities, change process, and escalation path around your server workloads, reducing the coordination your internal team needs to carry.
What goes into the plan.
| Server hosting | Match the hosting environment to application and infrastructure requirements. | A practical home for existing or planned workloads. |
|---|---|---|
| Management scope | Document which system and infrastructure responsibilities are included. | Know what your team continues to own. |
| Change coordination | Plan updates, maintenance windows, validation, and rollback. | Make operational changes with context. |
| Operational continuity | Discuss availability requirements and recovery procedures during scoping. | Agree the service terms your business needs. |
Bring the useful details.
A little preparation makes the first conversation more specific.
- Operating systems and applications
- Current operations and pain points
- Patch and maintenance responsibilities
- Access and escalation contacts
- Recovery objectives and service requirements
Before you decide.
Is application support included?
Application support and infrastructure management are different responsibilities. The proposal should state exactly which operating system, platform, and application tasks are included.
Is there a published uptime guarantee?
Availability commitments, support coverage, exclusions, and remedies belong in the signed service agreement. This website does not establish a service-level agreement.
How do we contact support?
Email support@cloudcpo.com. If you have an existing service agreement, follow its escalation procedures for time-sensitive incidents.
Start with your environment.
Tell us what you run and where the complexity is.