Service classes
Group applications by performance, availability, isolation, data, and lifecycle expectations.
Build a private platform with room to adapt.
Private cloud design pools compute, memory, networking, and storage while keeping capacity, resilience, and operations visible.
A private cloud succeeds when shared capacity, service policies, automation, resilience, and day-two operations form a platform that teams can use predictably.

Group applications by performance, availability, isolation, data, and lifecycle expectations.
Balance compute, memory, network, and storage capacity around realistic utilization and growth.
Include provisioning, identity, monitoring, updates, backup, recovery, and change management from the start.
Define the services, tenants, availability targets, governance, and growth expectations that your private platform must support.
Discuss private infrastructure