The problem you're facing
Public cloud shares everything: machines, network, and risks. For sensitive activities, healthcare, finance, defence, public sector, the segmentation evidence demanded by auditors and clients becomes a permanent fight against the hyperscaler's very architecture.
Our answer
Our private cloud gives you an isolated perimeter: dedicated resources, network segmentation, controlled encryption and contractual data location. Compliance stops being an exception to plead: it becomes a state of the infrastructure.
What LaMeDuSe takes care of
- Dedicated, segmented environment on our European infrastructure
- Contractual data location (France, Germany, Switzerland)
- Encryption at rest and in transit, controlled key management
- Network segmentation and per-client isolation
- Structural GDPR compliance and DPA
- Monitoring, backups and security included
- Guaranteed reversibility: open formats
Our methodology
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Requirements study
Security, compliance, sovereignty, performance and cost: constraints drive the architecture, not the other way round.
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Target architecture
Architecture diagram, sizing, addressing plan and backup strategy documented before the first deployment.
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Progressive rollout
Staged implementation with validation at each step, workload migration and recovery tests.
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Operations & optimisation
Monitoring, capacity management, cost optimisation and planned evolutions.
Relevant technologies
Security
Environment isolation, encryption at rest and in transit, granular access control and centralised logging.
Hosting & infrastructure
Our own cloud operates from datacenters in France, Germany and Switzerland : a sovereign alternative to US hyperscalers.
Maintenance
Continuous monitoring, planned update cycles and the ability to scale without rebuilding.
Why LaMeDuSe
We host players under the strongest requirements, defence, healthcare, banking, public sector, whose data must never leave the European perimeter. Private cloud isn't a catalogue item for us: it's the infrastructure the group lives on.
Frequently asked questions
Dedicated gives you your own machines; private cloud additionally gives cloud services (orchestration, replicated storage, monitoring) on an isolated perimeter. You get dedicated isolation with cloud flexibility.
The unit costs more, the total often doesn't: no unpredictable usage billing, no data egress fees, and a fixed monthly bill. For stable load, private is generally clearer : and for variable load, hybrid answers.
Through architecture and audit: verifiable network isolation, per-perimeter encryption, access logging, and regular configuration audits. Evidence is provided for your own audits.
Yes: that's hybrid cloud : sensitive workloads on private, burst or specific services on public. We design both together, with unified monitoring.