Your foundation
The cloud.
Capacity for your applications, data, and next stage of growth.
Compute · Data · NetworkingAdios Enterprise
Grow your business.
Simplify your cloud.
Bring your infrastructure to Adios. Add the engineers and coverage your team needs.
Custom quotes. Capabilities and coverage confirmed in your proposal.
Your business, on Adios
Your applicationsBuilt for what’s next.
Compute
Data
Network
Adios managed cloud
More room to build
One platform.
The right people beside you.
Start with the cloud.
Choose the help you need.
A scoped project
The move.
Bring your infrastructure over with a tested plan and a clear handoff.
Assess · Test · MigrateOptional Managed DevOps
The everyday.
Let our engineers handle the operational work you agree on.
Monitoring · Backups · ReleasesOptional incident coverage
The unexpected.
Choose the coverage, engineering hours, and responsibilities your business needs.
Runbooks · Escalation · ResponseA different capacity model
Plan around your workload.
For teams with production dependencies, specific capacity needs, or more infrastructure than they want to operate alone.
| What changes | Adios Pro | Your Enterprise plan |
|---|---|---|
| CPU & memory | Shared-resource quotas | Reserved or dedicated capacity, with allocation guarantees defined in your agreement |
| Room to grow | Within your pooled quotas | A reserved baseline plus metered burst capacity, within agreed limits |
| Environment | Shared infrastructure | Private networking and isolation options assessed for your workload |
| Operational ownership | Your team runs the application | Keep operations in-house or contract a defined scope with Adios engineers |
Compute is scoped around allocated CPU and memory over time, rather than momentary CPU activity. Storage, databases, bandwidth, and temporary bursts are accounted for separately in your quote.
Built for the next chapter
Room for
busy days.
Plan a reserved baseline, burst capacity, and spending limits. Autoscaling is part of the platform plan, independent of human support.
Capacity limits Spend guardrails
- Scale on the right signal
- Choose workload-appropriate triggers such as CPU, request concurrency, latency, or queue depth. Confirm supported signals and any warm-capacity needs during planning.
- Put limits around growth
- Set minimum and maximum replicas, a spending allowance, and alert thresholds. Agree on approval for capacity beyond those limits before a traffic spike arrives.
- Give databases their own plan
- Adding API replicas does not scale a database. Plan database capacity, connections, replication, and failover separately.
Production APIIllustration
replicas in this example
Reserved baseline Burst capacity
2 minimum20 limit
Illustration only. Scaling policies, capacity, and spending limits are confirmed for your deployment.
Optional Managed DevOps
Less operational work.
More time for your product.
Get help running production without hiring a full-time DevOps team for every task. Choose an agreed scope and engineering allowance that matches your environment.
Watch the signals that matter
Define application health checks, useful alerts, and escalation routes. Review capacity and recurring failures so the team can act before small issues become repeat incidents.
Make recovery a practiced process
Agree on backup schedules, retention, and restore checks. Set recovery point and recovery time objectives: how much data loss and downtime the business can tolerate.
Keep changes under control
Schedule maintenance, infrastructure optimization, and release support. Use documented deployment and rollback procedures, with clear approval rules for production changes.
Our platform.
Our responsibility.
Gateway outages, underlying host failures, and platform autoscaler faults are Adios’s responsibility, regardless of your support add-ons. Paid coverage is for taking operational responsibility for your applications.
Platform AdiosApplication code Your teamMaintenance & optimization Managed DevOps scopeApplication incidents Contracted coverageDisaster recovery Agreed recovery service
Human help, clearly defined
Who answers when it matters?
Standard business-hours platform support is part of the Enterprise agreement. Choose application incident coverage separately, based on the impact of downtime and the team you already have.
Priority incident support
Prioritized escalation and help with application incidents during agreed hours. Your contract sets the response allowance and how additional engineering work is authorized.
24/7 on-call response
Human alert routing, runbooks, incident coordination, and post-incident review. Availability, response targets, and remediation hours are confirmed only when staffing and coverage are in place.
Best-effort emergency help
Request help for an urgent application issue without ongoing coverage. Availability and scope must be confirmed; overnight response is not guaranteed.
From architecture to agreement.
We assess your stack, estimate baseline and variable capacity, scope migration, then agree on operational ownership and response coverage. Your proposal separates each service and sets billing, usage limits, and commitments before you sign.
Clear from the start
The details.
Without the guesswork.
How is Enterprise different from Pro?
Enterprise is scoped around reserved capacity and your operational needs. Your proposal confirms capacity guarantees, private networking, access controls, and available platform capabilities.
What does Managed DevOps include?
An agreed scope of maintenance, monitoring, backups, optimization, and release support. Engineering hours are defined; application development and major architecture changes are separate work.
Is 24/7 human response included?
24/7 coverage is a separate option, subject to staffing and contract. Response targets and included engineering hours are agreed before coverage starts. Platform failures remain Adios’s responsibility.
How do quotes and billing work?
We quote infrastructure, migration, managed operations, and incident coverage separately. Your agreement defines advance payments, usage limits, migration milestones, and the commitment period. Prepaid usage is customer credit, not an extra fee.
Built around your business