Product
Locara Cloud
Cloud infrastructure, operated locally.
Compute, networking, storage, Kubernetes, managed databases and backup — delivered as a cloud platform, run on infrastructure inside your required jurisdiction.
Applications
Your services and APIs
Kubernetes & VMs
Orchestration and compute
Data services
PostgreSQL, object storage, cache
Network & security
Segmentation, policy, secrets
Local data centre
Compute, storage and network we operate
Capabilities
What Locara Cloud includes
Compute & orchestration
Run containers and virtual machines side by side, with capacity that scales with demand.
Virtual machines
Predictable vCPU and memory with defined placement.
Managed Kubernetes
Clusters we build, upgrade, monitor and recover.
Autoscaling
Scale workloads and node pools to demand.
Private container registry
Images stored and scanned inside the platform.
Networking
Segmented, policy-driven networking rather than a flat shared network.
Private networks
Isolated networks per environment or tenant.
Load balancing
Layer 4 and layer 7 with TLS termination.
Network policy
Default-deny east-west traffic between workloads.
VPN & private interconnect
Reach your offices and existing data centre privately.
Data & storage
Storage and databases that are backed up, monitored and recoverable by default.
Block storage
Volumes for databases and stateful workloads.
Object storage
S3-compatible buckets for artefacts, media and backups.
Managed PostgreSQL
Patched, monitored, backed up, with point-in-time recovery.
Caching & messaging
Managed Redis-compatible cache and message brokers.
Continuity
Recovery designed and tested before anyone needs it.
Backup
Scheduled, encrypted, with retention you define.
Disaster recovery
Documented RPO and RTO per workload.
Restore testing
Recovery drills, because an untested backup is a hope.
How it runs
How a Locara Cloud cluster is laid out
Managed Kubernetes on local infrastructure
A production cluster whose control plane, upgrades and observability are run by Locara engineers, with the workloads and their storage in the same locally operated facility.
- Web, API and background workloads scheduled across worker nodes; GPU nodes join the same cluster for AI services.
- Persistent volumes, S3-compatible object storage and backups next to the cluster rather than in another region.
- Metrics, logs and alerts watched by the team that operates the platform, with patching and upgrades handled for you.
Use cases
Where teams use it
Regulated workloads
Applications whose data must remain inside a defined jurisdiction.
Business applications
ERP, internal platforms and customer portals that need to be available and supported.
Modernisation
Moving virtual machines and legacy deployments to containers and automation.
A cloud you can point at
Locara Cloud gives your teams the interfaces they expect from a public cloud — APIs, Kubernetes, object storage, managed databases — on infrastructure that is operated locally and whose location you can name.
Capacity is provisioned as a platform rather than as individual servers. You ask for a cluster, a database or a bucket; we provide it with monitoring, backup and a documented recovery path already attached.
What we operate
- Control plane, node pools and cluster upgrades
- Storage, backup schedules and restore testing
- Network segmentation, ingress and certificate lifecycle
- Platform monitoring, alerting and capacity planning
Solutions
Built for these outcomes
Application Hosting
Run business applications on infrastructure that someone is accountable for.
Managed Kubernetes
Clusters that are built, upgraded, watched and recovered by people who do it daily.
FAQ
Locara Cloud questions
No. Hosting stops at the server. We provide cloud infrastructure, AI infrastructure and a managed application platform: Kubernetes, managed databases, object storage, GPU compute, delivery pipelines, monitoring, backup, and the engineering team that operates all of it.
Usually, yes. Many applications move as they are, onto virtual machines or containers, and are modernised later where it pays off. We would rather migrate something that works and improve it deliberately than start with a rewrite that takes a year.
Backups are designed per workload rather than applied uniformly, and recovery is tested rather than assumed:
- Agreed RPO and RTO for each application tier
- Encrypted backups with defined retention and isolation from the source environment
- Scheduled restore drills with recorded results
- A runbook written for whoever is on call, not for the person who built it
Discuss Locara Cloud for your workloads
Bring your current architecture and constraints. We will tell you what fits, what does not, and what we would operate for you.