Vloud

The operating foundation behind the application.

A cloud deployment, hosting, and operations layer supporting Digital Cubic products and client environments.

For teams discussing how their software will be deployed and operated.

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Cloud Operations

The work around the application.

An application needs more than a launch. Vloud brings deployment, environments, monitoring, and runtime operations into the engineering conversation around the software.

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Deployment pipelines

Support a repeatable path from application changes to release.

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Hosting & runtime

Provide an operating layer for the application environment.

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Monitoring & alerts

Make operational signals and issues visible to the responsible team.

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Environment isolation

Keep deployment environments and their responsibilities distinct.

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Performance & scaling

Support investigation and planning around application workload.

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Operational coordination

Connect environment status with the engineering work needed to maintain it.

Explore the workflow

A release has an operating context.

Explore an illustrative deployment-to-operations sequence. This is an explanation of the operating layer, not a live hosting console.

Vloud.CONCEPTUAL WORKFLOW
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Give changes a defined route to release.

Coordinate the application build, environment, and release step.

Release and rollback requirements are agreed for the application.

Stage
Build
Environment
Development
Purpose
Prepare change
Stage
Validate
Environment
Staging
Purpose
Check behaviour
Stage
Release
Environment
Production
Purpose
Apply agreed change

Illustrative records and interactions — this is not a live product session.

Defined environments

The application has an understandable operating boundary.

Repeatable release work

Changes follow an agreed deployment process.

Operational visibility

Monitoring supports investigation and response.

Clear ownership

Agree who operates, supports, and changes the system.

A connected sequence

Every step has a purpose.

This example shows how the work moves between people and records. Your roles, configuration, and requirements are reviewed in a product discussion.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Review the application and its operating requirements.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Define environments, access, and release responsibilities.

  3. 03

    Deploy

    Follow the agreed application release process.

  4. 04

    Observe

    Review monitoring and operational signals.

  5. 05

    Improve

    Feed findings back into the engineering work.

Before we get started

A few useful answers.

Is Vloud a self-service hosting subscription?

It is described here as the operating layer supporting Digital Cubic products and client environments. This page does not imply a self-service subscription; speak to us about the hosting and operational scope you need.

Does it include a particular support or uptime commitment?

Support coverage, response arrangements, recovery objectives, and any service commitments must be agreed for the engagement. They are not assumed from this overview.

Can it support an existing application?

We would first review the application architecture, dependencies, access, deployment process, and operating requirements to establish a suitable approach.

Explore the wider stack

Connected capabilities. Different responsibilities.

These products address related parts of the operation. The right combination depends on your workflow and the systems already in place.

Start with your requirements

See where Vloud fits.

Walk us through your workflow, the people involved, and your existing systems. We’ll discuss the current product scope and the right next step.

Discuss your hosting needs
  1. 01
    Understand the operation

    People, processes, and existing systems.

  2. 02
    Review product fit

    Modules, workflows, and configuration needs.

  3. 03
    Define the next step

    Agree scope, integration, and rollout considerations.