The problem you're facing
Your SaaS is growing and your current hosting shows its limits: incidents at peak hours, missed SLAs, and a host's support that doesn't understand what multi-tenant means. Every incident costs you customers : SaaS operations is a craft.
Our answer
We host your SaaS on purpose-built infrastructure: Kubernetes with autoscaling, environment isolation, per-tenant backups, SLO-oriented monitoring and on-call support. Your product team stays focused on the product; we run production.
What LaMeDuSe takes care of
- Scalable hosting architecture (Kubernetes, autoscaling)
- Tenant isolation and data segmentation
- SLO/SLA monitoring with alerting and availability reports
- Per-tenant backups with granular restore
- Traffic peak and launch management
- On-call support and committed response times
- Sovereign hosting: France, Germany, Switzerland
Our methodology
- 1
Infrastructure audit
Mapping of your applications, their dependencies and their actual resource requirements.
- 2
Sizing & migration
Hosting architecture choices, migration plan with intervention window and rollback plan.
- 3
Assisted go-live
Migration carried out by our teams, load testing and monitoring checks before the switch.
- 4
Ongoing operations
24/7 monitoring, encrypted backups, security patches and capacity changes without downtime.
Relevant technologies
Security
Network segmentation, hardened configurations, centralised secrets management, encrypted backups and regular restore tests.
Hosting & infrastructure
Our own datacenters in France, Germany and Switzerland: your data stays under European jurisdiction, with no Cloud Act exposure.
Maintenance
24/7 monitoring by our Europe-based teams, security patches applied within 24 to 48 hours, and a single point of contact for infrastructure and applications.
Why LaMeDuSe
We develop and operate our own SaaS platforms on this infrastructure: we know from the inside what a growing SaaS demands : because we live with the same ones.
Frequently asked questions
Depending on criticality: from 99.5% (standard) to 99.9% and above with full redundancy. The SLA is contractual, measured by monitoring, and paired with committed response times in case of incident.
Segmentation by namespace and database, per-tenant encryption where required, and named access control on the operations side. Isolation is architectural, not just logical separation.
Yes: architecture audit, migration plan (often staged, service by service), rehearsal and cutover. Dependencies on AWS managed services are replaced by equivalents on our stack.
Yes: predictive sizing before a launch, autoscaling for unexpected peaks, and load testing to validate behaviour before the event.