Once you're live, the hardest part is keeping it that way. We keep your hall running so your team can build, not firefight.
Engineers and monitoring around the clock, 365 days a year, wherever your estate is.
Every action to your approved procedures, logged and photographed for governance.
One partner for operations, moves, changes and response, not a roster of vendors.
The loop that runs every hour of every day. Hover to pause, or click a stage.
An example P1, drawn to show how the loop runs on one alarm. The elapsed times are illustrative; the fifteen minute response and the thirty minute update cadence are the P1 targets on the next page.
Four priorities, and what each one commits to.
Targets tracked and reported monthly, with attainment on the table at every service review. Illustrative tiers; final SLAs are agreed per contract.
Environmental and infrastructure monitoring with defined thresholds, response times and escalation.
Thresholds tuned to your estate, rather than generic defaults.
We catch the drift, a warm inlet or a failing feed, before it becomes an incident.
Most incidents we handle never become incidents you notice.
We bring our own DCIM and ticketing, built in-house for exactly this work.
Or we run inside the systems you already own. Either way, the discipline is the same.
Most clients start on our stack and keep it. Some arrive with mature tooling, and then we are the best operator inside it they have had.
Tickets, response times, SLA attainment and the trends worth acting on.
| Priority | Target | Raised | Met |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 critical | 15 min | 2 | 2 |
| P2 major | 1 hour | 5 | 5 |
| P3 minor | 4 hours | 23 | 23 |
| P4 routine | Next day | 41 | 41 |
The tick at the right of each track is the target. The dot is the median.
One P3 sat for three hours waiting on a part that should have been in site spares. It was inside target, but only just, and it would not have been on a busier week.
An example page, not a client's data. Every figure on it is illustrative. What is real is the shape: attainment against target, ticket volume, response times, what went wrong, and the actions agreed for the month ahead.
Drag the slider for the indicative service shape at your scale.
Illustrative planning figures, scoped properly before we commit numbers. The real model, whether ad-hoc, scheduled or a resident team, is designed around your estate and risk profile.
A global media company runs its estate across the UK, Europe and APAC on our managed service:
monitoring, smart hands and MACs under one contract.
Client identifiers withheld and figures rounded. The sites are drawn without regional attribution.
Coverage reflects permanent teams and an established partner network. Ask us about current in-country availability.
Jane Street
Quadrature
UK Government (MoD)
Rackspace
Operations is the last stage of the data centre lifecycle, and we are with you through all of it.
The engineers who designed, built or migrated your hall are the same people who keep it running,
so nothing is lost in handover.
One partner, one standard, from first sketch to steady state.
A site list, a rack count and how you are covered today are enough to start.
We will come back with a scope, a service model and an SLA schedule.
Data Centre Lifecycle Experts