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Cloud repatriation: Your next move.
With the numbers behind it.

For steady, demanding workloads, dedicated capacity can change the equation. We assess your setup, compare the options, and tell you when staying in the cloud makes sense.
HPE 3PAR storage hardware in the EuroVPS datacenter
Known workloads. Considered infrastructure.

Workload firstStaying is a valid outcome

Move what makes senseHybrid is an option

Hardware we operateOne team behind the move

Hands-on migrationScope and cutover agreed

Start with the workload

Some work needs elasticity.
Some needs a home.

A cloud exit can be selective. Compare the steady part of your infrastructure while keeping the services and flexibility you still need.

Reasons to stay in the cloud

  • Spiky or seasonal demand
  • Global edge delivery and burst capacity
  • An early business still finding its scale
  • Managed services tightly coupled to your application

Reasons to consider a move

  • Steady, well understood compute demand
  • Large and stable storage requirements
  • Heavy outbound data transfer
  • Portable applications and clear location requirements

Your workload, in six questions

Where does your
infrastructure fit?

Tell us how your load behaves, what your application depends on, and where the costs are growing. You can change any answer.

0 / 6 questions answered

01Your load over a normal week
02Data leaving your infrastructure
03Your storage footprint
04Latency or jurisdiction pressure
05How deep you are in managed services
06Where the company is

Stay, combine, or move.

Answer all six questions to see which direction fits your workload.

The whole cost of the decision

A useful comparison
goes beyond compute.

We work from your invoice and actual usage. The monthly quote, the ongoing operations and the cost of moving all belong in the same conversation.

01

The capacity you use

Compute, memory and storage across a normal week. Include headroom, redundancy and the cost of capacity you reserve but rarely use.

02

The data you move

Outbound traffic, gateway processing and transfers between services or regions.

03

The work around it

Managed services, licences, support and the engineering time to replace them.

04

The move itself

Data transfer, validation, overlap and the cutover window. Confirm any exit allowances with your current provider before budgeting them.

Bring a recent invoice and an outline of your setup. We’ll help identify which costs change and which remain.

Send your cloud bill
Cabling and physical servers inside a EuroVPS rack
Our equipment. Operated by our engineers.

Know where the workload lands

A move to hardware.
And the team behind it.

Compute, storage and network operated by EuroVPS. We agree the capacity, location and management your application needs before planning the move.

Compute
Managed bare metal or a private cloud, sized for your workload.
Storage
HPE 3PAR block storage over dual Brocade Fibre Channel fabrics.
Network
Our own AS200477 and engineers who operate the network.
How we plan your migration

Your next step

Choose the shape
of your infrastructure.

Keep the services that earn their place. We’ll help you size and manage the workloads that move.

Managed bare metal

Dedicated physical capacity for a steady workload, with ongoing management from our engineering team.

Explore bare metal

Private cloud

A dedicated environment across multiple hosts, built around your capacity and recovery requirements.

Explore private cloud

Your next infrastructure partner

Let’s understand
your cloud bill.

Start with your workloads, current costs, and what you need to improve. We’ll discuss what could move well, what should stay, and how to compare the options.

+357 222 32280
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A conversation with the people
who will look after your infrastructure.

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