Infrastructure & Cloud

Enterprise Networking

Low-latency routing, switching and isolated data flows.

A deterministic network with zero packet loss

Spine-leaf architecture with guaranteed data replication throughput and physical micro-segmentation of data flows.

What it is

Storage clusters, virtualisation and replication between sites all depend on a network that behaves predictably under load. We design and build enterprise networks based on a spine-leaf architecture: every access switch connects to every core switch, so traffic takes short, equal paths and the loss of one device does not cut off a rack. Data flows for storage, management, production and guests are isolated from each other.

What you get

  • Predictable latency: short, equal paths and sufficient capacity keep replication and storage traffic stable.
  • Redundancy at every level: dual links, redundant switches and routing that reroutes traffic around failures automatically.
  • Isolated data flows: segmentation separates critical traffic and limits how far a problem or intrusion can spread.
  • Vendor choice: we design around open standards and select equipment from the vendors that best fit your needs.

How we work

  1. Traffic analysis: we map your current topology, traffic volumes, latency requirements and growth plans.
  2. Architecture design: we define the spine-leaf topology, addressing, routing, segmentation and redundancy.
  3. Installation and testing: we install and configure the equipment, then run load and failover tests before go-live.
  4. Documentation and support: we hand over up-to-date diagrams and configurations and can monitor and maintain the network.

More in this area

  1. 01

    Data Storage (SDS & Storage)

    Ceph, ZFS, high-performance block storage and independent S3 object arrays.

  2. 02

    Private & Hybrid Clouds

    OpenStack, Kubernetes and multi-cloud without vendor lock-in.

  3. 03

    Perimeter Cybersecurity

    Firewalls, micro-segmentation and tested DR scenarios.

  4. 04

    Data Centre Engineering (Facility)

    Redundant power supply (A+B), cooling, cable routes and racks.