The problem you're facing
Nantes companies look for a host with real service and find automated portals : or local providers reselling infrastructure they don't master.
Our answer
We cover Nantes and the west with a dedicated contact, planned travel, and the capacity of a group that owns its infrastructure: datacenters in France, Germany and Switzerland.
What LaMeDuSe Cloud takes care of
- Dedicated servers, VPS and managed Kubernetes
- Managed services with a dedicated contact
- Assisted migration from your current host
- 24/7 monitoring and on-call support
- Contractual data location
- Planned travel in the region
Our methodology
- 1
Local discussion
First contact in person or by video: understanding your applications before talking infrastructure.
- 2
Sized proposal
Architecture, resources and costs put in writing, without unnecessary jargon.
- 3
Go-live
Assisted migration, monitoring activated, backups tested from day one.
- 4
Lasting support
A contact who knows your context and stays for the long run.
Technologies
Security
The same standards everywhere: hardening, encryption, tested backups and contractual data location.
Hosting & infrastructure
Group datacenters in France, Germany and Switzerland : location is guaranteed by contract.
Maintenance
Support from teams reachable in your timezone, with a dedicated contact.
Why LaMeDuSe Cloud
Nantes' digital ecosystem is one of the west's most dynamic: we support companies there that want serious hosting with human service : not a chatbot.
Frequently asked questions
Our permanent offices are in Paris and Montpellier; for Nantes, key meetings happen in your offices or by video, with planned travel. The dedicated contact stays the same from scoping to operations.
By phone and email with your dedicated contact, and on-call for critical incidents. Monitoring often alerts us before you notice the problem.
The same as everywhere: dedicated servers, VPS, managed Kubernetes and secure storage, on our European infrastructure. Data location is your choice: France, Germany, Switzerland.
Yes: audit of the existing, documentation, monitoring in place from the first week, then a catch-up plan. The transition is progressive and documented.