Your enterprise infrastructure in Türkiye, on Nerga Cloud.
Run your servers in the cloud, back up your data and bring your systems back up quickly after a disaster. We handle the setup and migration to Nerga Cloud; after that, 24/7 monitoring and support are on us as well.
- 2 data centers in Türkiye
- 24/7 monitoring and support
- Pay for what you use
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Data centers in Türkiye
The service is delivered from two Tier 3+ data centers within Türkiye's borders. They are about 500 km apart, with redundant power, connectivity, cooling and fire suppression systems.
24/7 monitoring and support
Your systems are monitored every day of the year. When there is a problem, you talk to a named expert, not to complicated phone menus.
No upfront investment
You start without buying hardware and pay for the resources you use. In the recovery environment, full capacity only comes into play when it is needed.
One point of contact from setup to operation
We design the architecture, carry out the migration and then take over day-to-day tasks, from operating system patches to backup checks.
- 2data centers · Türkiye
- ~500 kmgeographic separation
- 24/7monitoring and support
- Tier 3+infrastructure
You pay for what you use.
Select service items and quantities to calculate your estimated monthly cost. Unit prices are in US dollars (USD) and exclude VAT.
Where your servers run: the data center
Nerga Cloud servers run in data centers in Türkiye. The video shows you up close where your data is kept and under what conditions.
- Tier 3+Redundant power and cooling infrastructure supports carrying out planned maintenance without stopping the IT load.
- Two data centers in TürkiyeAbout 500 km apart.
- Redundant infrastructurePower, internet connectivity, cooling and fire suppression systems are redundant.
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Our Nerga Cloud infrastructure runs on Zadara technology.
Launch your server in minutes and grow it as you need.
You create Windows or Linux virtual servers in minutes and start using them right away. You can scale your resources up or down according to your workload. We take care of the lifecycle management of the physical server hardware.
We plan the migration in advance and minimise downtime by running the old and new environments in parallel for suitable workloads.
Virtual servers
Windows and Linux; processor, memory and disk as needed.
Auto scaling
The number of servers grows and shrinks automatically with the system load.
Virtual private network and firewall
Your servers sit on a network dedicated to you, behind a firewall with defined rules.
Snapshots
The current state of a server is saved manually or automatically; you can roll back at file or server level.
Object storage
Scalable storage for large volumes of data, archives and backups.
Managed Kubernetes
A managed environment, set up and operated for your container applications.
- 01
Design
We work out the architecture that fits your needs together.
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Migration
We migrate with parallel environments to keep downtime to a minimum.
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Operation
Monitoring, operating system patches and cost tracking are on us.
Protect your data and restore it when you need it.
Hardware failure, human error, ransomware: the cause of data loss varies, the result does not. We configure the backup service so that you can restore your data in line with the agreed recovery objectives.
Your backups are monitored every day. Every backup that fails or does not complete is followed up and reported to you.
Physical servers
Windows, Linux and other server operating systems
Virtual servers
VMware, Hyper-V, KVM
Workstations
Important files on Windows and Mac computers
Applications
MS SQL, Exchange, SharePoint, Oracle, Active Directory, SAP
Microsoft 365
Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams
Containers
Kubernetes, OpenShift
Plan your backup coverage for Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365's built-in retention and recovery features and separately configured backup services meet different needs. Together we define a backup policy that matches your organization's retention and recovery objectives.
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Backup plan
What is kept, how often, where and for how long is designed around your needs.
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Daily monitoring and reporting
The status of every backup set is checked every day and reported to you.
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Monthly technical review
Storage growth and changes in your infrastructure are reviewed regularly.
In a disaster, your systems come back up in the standby environment.
When a fire, flood, major hardware failure or ransomware stops your main system, your servers are brought back up in the standby environment on Nerga Cloud.
While on standby, the recovery environment runs at low cost; full capacity only comes into play when it is needed, and you pay accordingly.
- Physical and virtual serversWindows, Linux; VMware, Hyper-V
- Container applicationsKubernetes, OpenShift
- Servers in the cloudAmazon, Azure and other cloud platforms
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Recovery plan
Together we set the target recovery time (RTO) and the acceptable data loss window (RPO) for your systems.
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Design
Connectivity, monitoring, capacity and service levels are defined; what is in scope is put in writing.
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Setup
We take on the setup and configuration and review the project progress with you in planned meetings.
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Replication and testing
Recovery drills confirm that the connection is stable and the objectives can be met.
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Support
You reach named people directly; what to do in a disaster is agreed in advance.
In the cloud, in a hybrid setup or on premises.
All three services can be set up in all three environments; where your data needs to be decides the choice.
On Nerga Cloud
Your virtual servers run on Nerga Cloud and your backups are kept there. Resources are allocated according to your service plan.
Hybrid
One copy stays at your site for fast recovery, and another on Nerga Cloud to protect against a major disaster.
On premises
For businesses that do not want their data to leave the organization, the infrastructure is set up at your own site; monitoring and support are still on us.
First, let's review your current infrastructure together.
Let's work out together which servers should move to the cloud, what should be backed up and how, and what needs to come back, and how fast, in a disaster.