Cloud and Colocation
A tenant-aware operating system for cloud and colocation facilities.
PrecisionDCOS connects rack, power, cooling, network, access, remote hands, carrier, maintenance, incident, capacity and customer evidence through one governed operating model.
Why this environment is different
The operating characteristics that shape how the platform is deployed and run here.
One accountable operating contract
PrecisionDCOS connects rack, power, cooling, network, access, remote hands, carrier, maintenance, incident, capacity and customer evidence through one governed operating model.
Operating priorities
What the platform is designed to support in this environment.
Tenant-scoped visibility
Customers see their own health, incidents, maintenance and evidence — nothing more, through governed access.
Capacity and reservations
Track power, cooling, space and network capacity against commitments and reservations.
White-label delivery
Operate a co-branded or customer-branded portal and operating layer.
Typical starting architecture
A common composition for this environment. It is a starting point, not a fixed requirement — every engagement is scoped to the actual estate.
- PrecisionDCMS for shared power, cooling, space and network context
- DCOS Network and DCOS Connect for the fabric and carrier ecosystem
- DCOS Secure for physical access and change workflow
- CriticalOps Cloud for the tenant portal, identity and hosted workflow
- DCOS Assurance for compliance programs and shared-responsibility evidence
What remains customer- or OEM-controlled
Authority that stays outside the operating contract by design. PrecisionDCOS observes and coordinates within engineered boundaries — it does not assume control here.
- Tenant workloads and tenant-owned equipment inside the rack
- Tenant identity providers federated into the portal
- Contractual SLAs each provider offers its own customers
- Carrier and cross-connect commercial relationships
Deployment pattern
How the platform is physically and operationally deployed in this environment.
A shared-infrastructure deployment with tenant segregation engineered into identity, capacity and evidence — so one governed platform serves many customers without ambiguous authority.
Managed operations
How the environment is run once it is live, within the ordered service profile.
Remote-hands and NOC coverage under Customer-Led, Co-Managed or Fully Managed Operations, with documented service clocks and a co-branded or white-labeled portal where required.
Data and assurance
How operating data is governed and how evidence is maintained for this environment.
DCOS Data Fabric exposes tenant-scoped APIs and reports; DCOS Assurance maintains continuous evidence for the facility’s compliance programs and each tenant’s shared-responsibility boundary.
Typical starting modules
A common starting composition. No module is mandatory — each is scoped to the estate, and CriticalOps Cloud is included where hosted identity, portal or multi-site workflow is relevant.
Plan a cloud or colocation operating architecture
Bring your estate, standards and residency constraints. We map them to a deployment model, module set and operating contract.