Cloud
Hybrid Cloud to connect local, private and public infrastructure
Not everything has to move at once. We design mixed architectures where each workload runs where it makes technical and economic sense.
Evaluate my hybrid architectureThe starting point
Modernise without having to move everything
Many companies have machinery, plant systems or legacy applications that must remain on-site, yet they also need to scale, support remote work and protect information outside the office.
- Applications that cannot leave the local network due to latency or licensing
- Remote sites and users requiring secure and consistent access
- Duplicate identities between Microsoft 365 and the local directory
- Backups located within the same building as the servers
Our response
A single platform across three locations
We interconnect your local network with our private cloud and, where applicable, with public cloud services. We unify identity and access, centralise off-site backup, and define recovery priorities in the event of an incident.
A hybrid architecture combines on-premises servers, private cloud in our datacenter and public cloud services, integrated as a single platform.
Benefits
What you gain with Hybrid Cloud
Progressive migration
Moved in phases, avoiding a big-bang project.
Reinforced continuity
Off-site copies and replicas.
Unified identity
Consistent access between local and cloud environments.
Secure connectivity
Encrypted tunnels between sites, plant, and datacenter.
Optimised investment
Existing hardware remains useful while it amortises.
Single operation
A single point of contact for local, private and public.
How we work
How we design a hybrid architecture
- 01
Workload mapping
What stays, what migrates and in which order.
- 02
Connectivity
Links, VPN, addressing and latencies.
- 03
Identity and security
Access, MFA and common policies.
- 04
Continuity
Backup, replication and a proven recovery plan.
What is included
Service capabilities
- Site interconnection
- Site-to-site VPN and routing between branches.
- Network extension to the cloud
- Your cloud servers within your addressing scheme.
- Integration with Microsoft 365
- Identity and collaboration aligned with the local environment.
- Centralised backup
- On-premises and cloud backups under the same policy.
- Disaster recovery
- Replication of critical workloads to the CPD.
- Monitoring
- Single visibility across all environments.
Why Seintec
Results, not promises
- We work daily with industrial, logistics, and healthcare environments where not everything can leave the site.
- We design the architecture focusing on how it is recovered, not just how it is deployed.
- Proprietary CPD for the private component of the architecture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common pre-engagement questions
- What stays on-premises and what goes to the cloud?
- Systems linked to machinery, plant control, or applications with strict latency requirements typically remain on-premises. Application servers, files, corporate databases, backup, and recovery environments move to the cloud.
- Does hybrid cloud complicate management?
- Only if each environment is managed separately. That is why we unify identity, monitoring, and backup from the start, with a single point of support.
- Can we start with just cloud backup?
- Yes, it is a very common entry point: first, the backup is moved off-site and, once the model is validated, critical workloads are replicated.
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Related services
Private Cloud
Dedicated and isolated resources for critical workloads.
View serviceCloud Migration
Moving to the cloud without interrupting business operations.
View serviceDisaster Recovery
Data accessible in less than 4 hours.
View serviceBackup
Back up your data in the cloud privately and securely.
View serviceNext step
Let us evaluate your hybrid architecture
We review your current infrastructure and propose a phased plan, with clear priorities and costs.