OCloud

OCloud is a cloud computing platform that provides on-demand access to computing resources and software services. It offers infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and software as a service (SaaS) offerings, enabling organizations to run workloads ranging from simple websites to large data processing and AI workflows. The platform supports public, private, and hybrid deployment models and emphasizes portability and interoperability across environments, with regionally distributed data centers and automated capacity management.

Core services and architecture include compute, storage, and databases. OCloud provides virtual machines, container orchestration with Kubernetes, and serverless functions for diverse workloads. Storage options include object storage and block storage, along with managed relational and NoSQL databases. Networking features cover virtual networks, load balancing, content delivery, and private connectivity options such as VPCs and interconnects.

Security, governance, and compliance are central considerations. The platform offers identity and access management, encryption at rest and in transit, key management, threat detection, and monitoring. Customers can implement policy-based controls, audit trails, and data residency options to meet regulatory requirements and industry standards.

Developer tools and ecosystem are supported through APIs, a command-line interface, and software development kits for major programming languages. OCloud enables integration with continuous integration and deployment workflows and maintains a marketplace of third-party services and integrations. Pricing is typically usage-based, with options for reserved capacity and tiered service levels.

Since its inception, OCloud has expanded its service catalog and regional footprint, supporting a range of industries and use cases, including web applications, data analytics, and AI workloads.