Cloud rebalancing for steady workloads.Move what is steady. Keep what fits.
Cloud rebalancing moves steady, predictable workloads out of a single public cloud onto a single-tenant cluster to cut metered costs. Workloads that benefit from the cloud stay put, and you depend less on one provider.
Cloud rebalancing, not cloud exit.A correction, not a reversal.
Many teams moved everything to one public cloud at once. Years later, the bill is dominated by workloads that run the same way every day, paid for by the hour and charged again whenever data leaves.
Cloud rebalancing looks at each workload on its own terms. Steady ones move to a cluster with one monthly price for the rack. Workloads that need cloud-native services or scale up and down stay where they are.
- Cut metered costs on always-on workloads
- Reduce dependence on a single provider
- No egress fees on the cluster side
- Keep cloud services that earn their place
Signs a workload should move.And signs it should stay.
How a rebalance runs.One workload group at a time.
- ReviewIn a free design session, we map your workloads, data and growth to find steady candidates.
- PriceYou get a rack design and a fixed monthly price to compare against your current bill.
- MigrateWe move workloads in planned waves, each with a rollback path.
- ConnectWhat stays in the cloud reaches the cluster over a private connection where available.
What you gain beyond the bill.Control comes along with savings.
Steady workloads on a cluster run on single-tenant hardware in a location you can name, with three copies of every block kept by Ceph. You choose the hypervisor: Proxmox VE with Ceph, VMware vSAN or Hyper-V, with no licensing lock-in.
Your cloud provider becomes one option among several instead of the only place your systems can run. That gives you more room in future decisions.
Questions, answered.
Does rebalancing mean leaving the public cloud?
No. You keep the workloads that benefit from being there and move the steady ones.
Can we spread what stays across more than one cloud?
Yes. We migrate between providers too, which further reduces dependence on one.
Who manages what stays in the cloud?
We can manage your AWS, Azure or Google Cloud accounts alongside your clusters, or work with your cloud team.
What does the cluster side cost?
A fixed monthly price per rack build, quoted after a free design session. There are no egress fees, no per-request storage charges and no surprise tiers.
Keep exploring.
Talk to the engineers who will build it.
Tell us what you run today and where you’re headed. We’ll come back with a design and a fixed monthly price.