04 Hosting & Infrastructure
Hosting & Infrastructure
Runa Technology hosts software, websites, databases, and servers and designs or supplies on-premises servers, storage, networks, and security—connected to cloud or hybrid environments where appropriate.
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What do hosting and infrastructure services include?
They include operating websites, applications, databases, and servers in hosted environments, alongside designing, supplying, and installing networks, servers, storage, and endpoints at customer sites, with responsibility for each layer clearly defined.
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Capabilities within this service
Connected scopes assembled around the actual need, not a rigid bundle.
Website & application hosting
Hosting environments for sites, systems, and services aligned to application requirements.
Database & server hosting
Server and database resources with operational management as defined in scope.
On-premises infrastructure & hardware
Servers, storage, networks, Wi-Fi, firewalls, endpoints, and structured cabling.
Hybrid infrastructure
Connect local and cloud resources around dependencies and policy.
Recovery architecture
Prepare recovery resources, backup, and restoration within a DR & BC plan.
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When this service is relevant
- A site or application needs suitable hosting
- Legacy or fragmented infrastructure needs modernization
- Local and cloud resources must be connected
- Backup or recovery architecture needs clarity
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How we deliver
A path calibrated to the environment, scope, and dependencies.
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Characterize workloads
Understand systems, users, connectivity, and dependencies.
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Design layers
Define hosting, network, protection, and storage requirements.
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Supply & implement
Coordinate equipment, installation, configuration, and handover.
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Operate & support
Define ongoing support and maintenance responsibilities.
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Related technologies
Technologies identify working context and experience; they do not imply an official partnership unless explicitly stated.
COMPLIMENTARY INITIAL CONSULTATION
Start with the technology challenge, not a product name
We begin with an initial conversation to understand the environment and objective, then clarify whether the need calls for a separately scoped assessment or professional engagement.