Hyperscaler Operations
Operations without blind spots, round the clock
evoila takes on monitoring, incident management and cost control for your Azure infrastructure, with clear SLAs instead of guesswork.
Hyperscaler Operations
Operations without blind spots, round the clock
evoila takes on monitoring, incident management and cost control for your Azure infrastructure, with clear SLAs instead of guesswork.
Stability starts after go live
An assessment delivers a roadmap. A migration delivers a new environment. Both only stay stable in daily operations: patches, capacity planning, cost control, the incident at three in the morning. evoila runs Azure infrastructure as a managed service, with clearly defined ownership models, SLAs and a team that knows the environment instead of just monitoring it.
Move Azure operations off your plate
Book an onboarding assessment and get SLAs, ownership and round the clock monitoring in place.
Request your free consultation now.
Not sure what the next step looks like? That’s exactly the right moment for a first conversation. We help you assess what’s realistic for your environment, before any scope is defined and with no obligation.
Pascal Köhl
Unit Lead – Hyperscaler
FAQs
Commonly asked questions about Hyperscaler Operations
Yes. evoila takes over operations regardless of who originally built the environment. A short onboarding assessment ensures that architecture, documentation and access are ready for a clean handover.
SLAs depend on workload criticality and are agreed individually, ranging from standard response times during office hours to 24/7 models for business-critical systems. We clarify details in the onboarding conversation.
Not necessarily. Many customers combine internal know-how with evoila as a managed service partner for specific areas, such as cost control or 24/7 standby. The scope of the handover is up to you.
An onboarding assessment captures architecture, existing processes and workload criticality. Based on this, we define the ownership model, SLAs and escalation paths before evoila takes over ongoing operations.