Hosting and operations for companies

Reliable support for your software in operation.

T-NEX sets up your application's operating environment and handles the agreed tasks for updates, backups and support. Responsibilities and running costs are clarified from the start. The scope grows with your software's requirements.

Shared foundation. Individual extensions.
Business applicationsYour workflowsInterfaces
Shared data modelData · Roles · Permissions
AI FoundationAI functions within the application

Platform principle; the specific scope is agreed for each project.

In daily work

How to use the solution.

For SMEs, startups and industrial companies with web applications, portals, workflow software or AI solutions.

Operating plans start during development. Accounts, responsibilities and the route from an approved change into the application are established before employees or customers begin using it.

Overview

Use your own accounts or arrange infrastructure through T-NEX

You can hold infrastructure accounts and receive provider invoices directly. T-NEX receives the access required for setup and support. Alternatively, organising the agreed infrastructure can be part of the operating engagement. Technical tasks, account ownership and billing are explicitly defined for either model.

Owning a cloud account does not establish who checks backups or fixes a fault. We therefore record responsibilities independently of the account model. Your company names a contact for business decisions and approvals.

Choose an account model that fits your team
ModelWhat your company holdsWhat is agreed beforehand
Client accountInfrastructure accounts and direct provider billingT-NEX access, setup and ongoing support
Arranged operationsThe usage and handover rights agreed in the contractContracting parties, infrastructure scope, billing and operating tasks
Overview

What does your application need day to day?

An internal knowledge search has different needs from an ordering portal or an application handling large numbers of files. We identify the application, database, file storage and connected services. We also consider user groups, typical traffic, important operating hours and the consequences of an outage.

For AI solutions, we review model calls too: which content leaves the application, how often is a model needed, and what should happen if an interface is unavailable? These answers help establish whether an external service, local processing or additional computing capacity fits the task.

Overview

Assign maintenance, monitoring and recovery

The agreed scope may include software and dependency updates, certificate upkeep, monitoring, backups and incident handling. Each task identifies the affected components, responsible person and information your team receives. An error notification needs a recipient and a defined next step.

For backups, we establish the data covered, retention and how restoration will be checked. For changes, we agree the test environment, approval and a recovery route if problems occur. Required response times, support hours and recovery objectives are defined around your business requirements.

  • Which events should trigger a notification?
  • Who assesses an incident and informs affected users?
  • Which changes need business approval?
  • How is it established that a backup can be restored?
Overview

Understand ongoing costs and plan capacity changes

Initial setup, infrastructure consumption and ongoing support are separate cost components. An AI application may add model calls; a portal may need file storage or an email service. The proposal identifies the components required for your project.

We plan capacity around the system and expected workload. If usage or data volumes grow, the required change and its effect on ongoing costs are discussed. Actual usage patterns are more useful for that decision than simply choosing a large server tier.

Overview

Establish data locations and access before setup

The operating picture includes storage locations for the application and backups, along with connected services. It also identifies the people and organisations that can access data for support or development. We describe the intended processing to support the technical and contractual review of your project.

Your requirements determine which content an AI model may receive and which data should be limited before a call. Permissions and the use of production data in development and testing are defined for the workflow. Existing data protection documentation needs to match the processing actually selected.

Overview

Start with a usable operating and handover plan

Before launch, we bring together the system overview, responsible people, required accounts and agreed operating tasks. Your team receives the overview of changes, incidents and handovers defined for the engagement. Business acceptance and technical deployment are coordinated.

A future transition needs preparation: which data can be exported, which access will be transferred, and what documentation does the next operator need? Source code, licences and rights follow the agreed engagement. The handover plan identifies the actual steps and remaining dependencies.

Documents for the operating decision
DocumentPurpose
System and service overviewIdentify dependencies and ongoing costs
Task and contact overviewAssign maintenance, notifications and decisions
Release and recovery procedureHandle changes and faults consistently
Export and handover planPrepare continued operation and a possible provider change
The workflow

How we introduce the solution.

  1. 01

    Identify the application, data and important operating hours.

  2. 02

    Define account ownership and your team’s tasks.

  3. 03

    Agree resources, costs and support scope.

  4. 04

    Set up the environment and check the agreed operating procedures.

  5. 05

    Hand over the application with documentation and named contacts.

What needs to be agreed before use

Support hours, response times, availability and recovery objectives are agreed for the specific application. Selecting a cloud provider does not establish these services automatically.

FAQ

Questions about the solution

Can we use our own cloud accounts?

Yes. Under the client-account model, you hold the accounts and receive provider invoices directly. Before setup, we define the access T-NEX receives and the ongoing tasks we take on.

Can T-NEX provide support after development?

Ongoing support can be agreed with the development engagement or as a separate scope. We identify the components, maintenance tasks and incident-reporting route. Changes to business functionality are agreed separately.

Are backups and monitoring always included?

They can be part of the operating engagement. The relevant details are the data covered, retention, restoration checks and monitored components. These points and the handling of notifications are explicitly defined.

What determines the ongoing cost of an AI application?

Required infrastructure, data volumes, usage and support. External models add calls and processed content; other services may have their own costs. The proposal separates setup, ongoing infrastructure and support.

Can the software run in our existing environment?

We assess compatibility with the application, available databases, interfaces, permissions and maintenance arrangements. If the environment fits, deployment there can be planned. Differences from the intended system setup are addressed before implementation.

How can we move to another operator later?

We plan the exports, accounts, documentation and transition steps needed for your application. Included source-code and usage rights follow the agreed engagement. A handover test can establish whether the planned documentation and access are sufficient.

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Bring a concrete task. Together, we will define what the application needs to do.

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