The problem you're facing
Paris companies look for a serious host and find self-service portals with no contact, or hyperscaler offerings with unpredictable billing and data under US jurisdiction.
Our answer
We operate our own datacenters in France, Germany and Switzerland: sovereign hosting, predictable billing, and a Paris headquarters where important discussions happen in person.
What LaMeDuSe takes care of
- Cloud hosting, VPS and managed Kubernetes
- Datacenters in France : contractual location
- 24/7 monitoring and encrypted backups
- Supported migration from your current host
- Structural GDPR compliance
- Contacts at the Paris headquarters
Our methodology
- 1
On-site meeting
First discussion at our Montpellier office or at yours: understanding the need before proposing anything.
- 2
Scoping & proposal
Scope, budget and timeline put in writing, without unnecessary jargon.
- 3
Delivery
Development, hosting or managed services delivered by our teams, with regular check-ins.
- 4
Local support
A reachable point of contact, teams who know the local economic fabric.
Relevant technologies
Security
The same security standards as for our national clients: hardening, encryption, tested backups and monitoring.
Hosting & infrastructure
Infrastructure hosted in our European datacenters, with teams locally present in Montpellier for support.
Maintenance
Maintenance and managed-services contracts with a dedicated, reachable point of contact who knows your context.
Why LaMeDuSe
The group's headquarters is at 231 Rue Saint Honoré: our Île-de-France clients get a host whose infrastructure is ours, whose teams are ours, and whose headquarters is ten minutes away.
Frequently asked questions
Our datacenters are in France, Germany and Switzerland : sites designed for professional hosting. A production datacenter doesn't go in an office building; the Paris headquarters hosts the teams and meetings.
Yes, contractually: data location is specified in the contract, and no replication happens outside the perimeter you validate.
Yes: audit, staged migration plan, rehearsal, cutover with rollback. Migration from another host or a hyperscaler is our daily routine.
Three things: sovereignty (data under European jurisdiction, no Cloud Act), predictability (clear billing), and service (teams who know your environment, not a portal).