Operate
Platform reliability, observability, backup, recovery, capacity, support, and lifecycle work.
Managed Platform & Service Operations
Operate the result.
Without staffing every specialty.
Nubyron operates and evolves the target platform after transition, giving the organization ongoing specialist capability without a large permanent infrastructure team.
Operational continuity
A migration is not complete at cutover.
The target environment needs clear ownership, support boundaries, recovery confidence, change governance, cost accountability, and a roadmap for continuous evolution.
Govern
Architecture decisions, access, policy, standards, exceptions, cost ownership, and executive visibility.
Evolve
Upgrades, automation, FinOps, reliability improvements, and new service transitions as the business changes.
Possible scope
Capability matched to the target environment.
The operating scope is agreed around service criticality and the client’s retained responsibilities—not a generic support bundle.
KubernetesOpenShiftCloudHybrid platformTerraformObservabilityBackup & recoveryReliabilityUpgradesGovernanceFinOpsCapacity planningNew service transitions
Build every role internally
- Several specialist hires before full coverage exists
- Permanent capacity regardless of project demand
- Leadership must create the operating method
- Recruitment risk delays platform readiness
Managed with Nubyron
- Multidisciplinary capacity from the start
- Scope and cadence aligned to service criticality
- Governance connected to transition decisions
- Capacity can change as the platform evolves
Technology independence
One operating principle across different destinations.
Nubyron can operate OpenShift, Kubernetes, public-cloud, hybrid, Oracle-centric, and mixed VM/container environments.
The platform choice follows the service strategy. The operating model follows the business obligations: availability, security, recovery, control, cost, and capacity to change.
Make the next decision defensible
Design who will operate the platform before the first service moves.
Start with an independent view of your services, dependencies, options, transition risk, and target operating model.