Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Computing resources sized for your demand without investing in and maintaining your own physical infrastructure.
Direction service
Data center, IaaS and VPS
High-availability infrastructure to host, protect and keep your applications available.
Direction infrastructure
Private cloud with proximity, control and specialized support
Direction operates its colocation infrastructure in a Tier III data center. The environment combines high-availability servers, replicated data, and structured offsite backups to support critical applications with security and continuity.
Choose the right model for your operation
Customer-managed VPS
Virtual machines for teams that want autonomy to manage systems, applications and configurations at competitive prices.
Managed hosting
Host solutions on Direction infrastructure and have our team manage the environment under the agreed scope.
Continuity and protection
Infrastructure designed to reduce single points of failure
The architecture combines redundancy, replication and data protection routines. Each environment is designed according to criticality, capacity and recovery requirements.
- High-availability servers and services
- Data replicated across infrastructure resources
- Structured backups with offsite copies
Tailored infrastructure
Capacity, resilience and management at the level your business needs
Combine virtual resources, hosting and managed services in infrastructure designed for continuity and security.
High availability
Distribute services across redundant resources to reduce hardware failure impact.
Layered protection
Combine data replication with structured backups and offsite copies.
Planned scaling
Size processing, memory and storage as demand evolves.
Accessible support
Get support for deployment, operation and evolution of the contracted environment.
How your business can use the infrastructure
The service adapts to the desired level of autonomy and management.
Business applications
Host web systems, APIs, databases and internal services in a high-availability environment.
VPS for IT teams
Manage your virtual machines without purchasing physical servers.
Service continuity
Structure replication and backups around operational recovery requirements.
Data center, IaaS and VPS FAQ
What is the difference between IaaS, VPS and managed hosting?
With VPS, customers can manage their virtual machine. IaaS organizes resources around the required architecture. With managed hosting, Direction also handles operational activities defined in the contract.
Does the infrastructure include redundancy?
Yes. The offering uses high-availability servers and replicated data. The specific architecture depends on each customer's requirements and scope.
How do backups work?
Policies include structured backups and offsite copies. Retention, frequency and recovery objectives are defined for each contracted environment.
Can an existing solution be migrated?
Yes. We assess architecture, dependencies, data volume, migration window and continuity requirements before proposing a plan.
Want to assess your infrastructure or reduce the cost of maintaining physical servers?
Talk to Direction to size an IaaS, VPS or managed hosting solution.