Slow, manual requests
Departments write letters, submit tickets and wait days for a server or storage.
For banks, operators and large organizations
Dorsa Enterprise Private Cloud
Dorsa Enterprise Private Cloud is your own dedicated cloud in your own data center. Departments consume services through a self-service portal while you retain control of access, approvals and usage.
At a glance
- On your organization's infrastructure and data center
- Self-service portal for all departments
- Your organization's rules, access controls and approvals
- Support from initial assessment through operation
Today's organizational challenge
Getting a simple server should not take weeks
Most organizations have infrastructure, but departmental access to it is slow, manual and fragmented.
Unclear resource ownership
Resources are scattered across tools, making owners, projects and current status difficult to identify.
Organizational rules are enforced outside the system
Quotas, access levels and approval stages live on paper or in people's heads rather than in the service delivery process.
The Dorsa Cloud approach
A service delivery and management layer on your infrastructure
Departments obtain services quickly without the organization losing control.
Self-service portal for departments
Each team sees a catalog of permitted services, submits requests and tracks them through delivery.
Access control and request approvals
Roles, departmental quotas, organizational rules and multi-stage approvals are enforced within the request workflow.
Automated service provisioning
Approved requests are provisioned without manual infrastructure work, and resources are registered with their owners and projects.
Clear visibility of departmental usage and costs
Review quotas, capacity usage by department and service cost estimates to make informed decisions.
Use your existing infrastructure
Dorsa Cloud does not replace existing hardware and tools; it runs on the organization's existing infrastructure.
Monitoring, alerts and operational history
Resource discovery, alerts, change management, audit history and issue tracking are integrated with the service lifecycle.
Supported infrastructure integrations
All your infrastructure under one portal
Servers, Kubernetes, storage and data center equipment share one request, registration and tracking process.
Virtual servers
Cloud servers, cloud disks, networking and public IPs
- OpenStack
- KubeVirt
- VMware (اختیاری)
Kubernetes
Clusters, isolated team spaces and running services
- Kubernetes
Storage
Block storage, object storage, and cluster health and maintenance
- Ceph
Networking and data centers
Network equipment, DNS and physical servers
- DNS
The final infrastructure integration list is recorded in your project's scope after technical assessment.
Who it is for
Private cloud for banks and organizations with extensive infrastructure
Each project's final scope is tailored to the organization's infrastructure, processes and responsibilities.
Banks and financial institutions
Access controls, approval stages and a complete history of changes are essential for you.
Telecom operators
Manage and monitor large volumes of resources and capacity centrally.
Large enterprises
Enable teams to request services themselves without bypassing your organization's rules.
Packages
From a simple start to the full enterprise model
Proceed incrementally. Each package's exact scope is finalized according to your organization's requirements and infrastructure.
Package 1
Start
Launch an enterprise portal and service catalog
- Enterprise portal
- Service catalog and request submission
- Basic automated provisioning
- Provisioned resource registration
- Basic roles and history
Package 2
Control and operations
Quotas, request approvals and resource operations
- Organizational quotas and rules
- Multi-stage approvals
- Advanced resource and asset registration
- Resource discovery and synchronization
- Alerts and change management
Package 3
Full enterprise model
For banks, operators and large organizations
- Advanced capacity management
- Advanced incident and change management
- Management reports
- Additional infrastructure integrations
- Custom rules and approval stages
Implementation stages
From the first meeting to operation
Collaboration starts with a requirements discussion without an implementation commitment. Every stage has a defined outcome.
Understand the current environment
We review your infrastructure, tools, teams and processes to identify priorities.
Design the service model
Together we define the service catalog, roles, quotas, policies and approval stages.
Deploy and integrate
We connect the platform to your infrastructure in a pilot deployment and hand it over after your approval.
Operate and improve
We provide team training, operational procedures and an improvement plan.
Transparency from the start
Detailed product scopeWhat is not part of this product
We explain product boundaries clearly from the beginning so you can make an informed decision.
- It does not replace existing infrastructure; it adds service delivery and management on top.
- Cost estimates provide transparency but do not by themselves enforce budgets or financial approvals.
- It is not a complete IT service management, procurement or commercial billing system.
Frequently asked questions
Before your consultation
Must we replace our existing infrastructure?
No. Dorsa Cloud runs on your organization's existing infrastructure. The exact integrations are determined after a technical assessment.
How does it differ from Dorsa Cloud's public services?
Public services provision resources directly in Dorsa Cloud. Enterprise private cloud is installed in your own data center and applies your organization's rules, access controls and approvals.
What information is needed for the first meeting?
An overview of existing infrastructure, service-consuming teams, required services, and access and approval processes. You do not need every answer at the start.
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Let's design your organization's private cloud together
In the first meeting, we review your current environment, organizational goals and technical scope to define a clear implementation path.