Cloud & Infrastructure for businesses in Nepal.
Cloud setup, servers, backup, deployment, monitoring, and scalable technical infrastructure.
📌 Quick Answer
What cloud infrastructure services does Purba Tech Labs provide in Nepal?
Purba Tech Labs provides cloud infrastructure services for Nepal-based businesses — including cloud migration (lift-and-shift to full re-architecture), managed cloud (24/7 monitoring, security patching, backup management), backup and disaster recovery (RPO as low as 15 minutes, RTO within 4 hours), hybrid cloud (on-premise + cloud), cloud security and compliance (NRB guidelines), and cloud cost optimization.
Infrastructure services:
Cloud Migration · Managed Servers · Backup / DR · Cloud Security · Cost Optimization · Hybrid Cloud
Cloud providers we work with:
AWS (Mumbai / Singapore) · Azure (India / SE Asia) · Google Cloud (Mumbai / Delhi) · Nepal Local Providers (CloudLink, WorldLink, Subisu, CGnet, Vianet)
The Context
Your On-Premise Server Is Costing You More Than You Think — And It's Probably a Disaster Waiting to Happen
That server in the corner of your office? The one with the sticky note password taped to the side? It cost NPR 400,000 to buy — but that's just the beginning. Add annual maintenance (NPR 50,000–100,000), power consumption (NPR 30,000–60,000 per year), air conditioning to cool it (another NPR 30,000–50,000 per year), UPS and generator backup (NPR 100,000+ upfront, plus ongoing fuel), and IT staff time to maintain it (2–4 hours/week — patching, backups, troubleshooting). Then there's the risk: the server is in your office. If the office floods during monsoon, gets burglarized, has a fire, or loses power for six hours (still happens), your business stops. No email. No accounting system. No customer data. And when the hard drive fails — and it will, mean time between failure for consumer-grade drives is 3–5 years — how long will it take to restore from backup? If you even have a backup.
Cloud infrastructure solves many on-premise problems — no hardware to buy, automatic failover, pay only for what you use, access from anywhere. But cloud adoption in Nepal comes with its own challenges. International providers (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) have data centers in India and Singapore — adding 30–80ms of latency. Internet dependency: if your ISP has a fiber cut, can you access cloud systems? Data sovereignty: where does your data physically reside? Nepal Rastra Bank has specific guidelines for financial institutions. The upcoming Data Protection Bill will impose further requirements. Cost confusion: cloud pricing models (compute, storage, data transfer, API calls) are notoriously difficult to predict. And legacy systems: that accounting software from 2010 that runs only on Windows Server 2008 won't move to cloud without significant work.
The right infrastructure for a Nepal business is rarely all on-premise or all cloud. It's hybrid: critical systems with high availability requirements in the cloud (email, customer-facing apps, backups), systems with low latency requirements or large local data volumes on-premise (legacy apps, local file servers), and backup spanning both. The key is designing for Nepal's specific constraints: power redundancy (even cloud users need local internet and backup power), data sovereignty (knowing where data lives and what regulations apply), cost predictability (avoiding cloud bill surprises), and migration planning (moving from on-premise without disrupting business). Purba Tech Labs designs, migrates, manages, and optimizes cloud infrastructure for Nepal's businesses — whether you're moving to cloud, staying hybrid, or starting fresh.
The True Cost of 3 On-Premise Servers (Annual)
+ Risk exposure: how much revenue would you lose if all three servers were down for 2 days? A properly designed cloud or hybrid solution typically reduces total cost by 30–50% while improving reliability and security.
Cloud Services
Complete Cloud Infrastructure Capabilities
From migration to management to optimization — we cover your entire cloud journey.
Cloud Migration (Lift-and-Shift to Re-architecting)
Moving existing systems from on-premise to cloud. Lift-and-shift (fastest, lowest risk), re-platform (managed cloud services), or re-architect (cloud-native redesign for highest long-term benefit). We assess workloads, design migration path, execute with minimal downtime, and validate post-migration performance. Supports Windows/Linux servers, SQL Server/MySQL/PostgreSQL databases, file servers, and legacy applications.
Timeline: 2–4 weeks (lift-and-shift) to 2–4 months (re-architect)
AWS Migration Hub · Azure Migrate · CloudEndure
Managed Cloud Infrastructure (24/7 Operations)
You focus on your business — we manage your cloud infrastructure. 24/7 monitoring of server health, performance, and security. Automated patching, backup management with restore testing, capacity planning, cost optimization (right-sizing, eliminating waste), and incident response. Available as fully-managed (we do everything) or co-managed (your team handles selected aspects).
24/7 monitoring · Automated backups · Patching · Cost reviews · Incident response
Prometheus / Grafana · CloudWatch · Azure Monitor
Backup & Disaster Recovery (DR) as a Service
Automated backup of servers, databases, and files to cloud storage (AWS S3, Azure Blob, or Nepal-based cloud). Backup retention policies (30/90/365 days per regulatory requirement). Regular restore testing — because untested backups are worthless. Documented DR plan with defined RPO (how much data you can lose) and RTO (how quickly you can recover). We design DR to match your business requirements.
RPO: 15 minutes–24 hours · RTO: 4–24 hours
Veeam · Acronis · AWS Backup · Azure Site Recovery
Hybrid Cloud (On-Premise + Cloud)
Sensitive or low-latency workloads on-premise; scalable and highly-available workloads in cloud — with seamless integration. Use cases: on-premise file server synced to cloud backup, on-premise database with cloud analytics, cloud email/CRM with on-premise legacy apps, burst-to-cloud for peak loads (auto-scale up during spikes). Designed for Nepal's power and connectivity constraints.
Site-to-site VPN · Data sync · Unified monitoring · Hybrid identity
IPsec VPN · AWS Direct Connect · Azure ExpressRoute · Azure AD Connect
Cloud Security & Compliance
Moving to cloud changes your security responsibilities — it doesn't eliminate them. We provide cloud security architecture (network security groups, encryption), identity and access management (least privilege, MFA), vulnerability scanning, security monitoring and alerting, and compliance support (NRB guidelines for financial institutions, data localization requirements, upcoming Data Protection Bill).
Security assessment · IAM design · Encryption · Compliance documentation
AWS Security Hub · Azure Defender · GuardDuty · WAF · SIEM
Cloud Cost Optimization (FinOps)
Cloud bills spiral fast — especially on international providers with USD-based pricing and exchange rate exposure. We right-size instances (stop paying for 90%-idle servers), eliminate waste (unused resources, orphaned storage), plan reserved instances or savings plans (30–60% discount for 1–3 year commit), monitor data transfer costs, and set budget alerts. Typical savings: 20–50% on cloud bills in the first 3–6 months.
Typical savings: 20–50% cloud cost reduction
AWS Cost Explorer · Azure Cost Management · Cost anomaly detection
Capabilities
Complete Cloud Infrastructure Toolkit
Everything you need to run reliable, secure, cost-effective infrastructure in Nepal.
- Virtual Machine Deployment — Windows or Linux VMs in minutes. Choose instance type (general purpose, compute-optimized, memory-optimized). Scale up/down as needed without hardware procurement.
- Auto-Scaling — Automatically add or remove VMs based on load (CPU, memory, network). Scale during peak hours, shrink during off-peak. Pay only for what you use.
- Container Orchestration — Deploy and manage Docker containers using Kubernetes (EKS, AKS, GKE) or managed container services. For microservices architectures and modern application deployment.
- Serverless Compute — Run code without managing servers. Pay per execution — ideal for intermittent workloads, APIs, background jobs. AWS Lambda, Azure Functions.
- Dedicated Hosts — Physical servers dedicated to your workloads (no neighbouring tenants). For compliance requirements or specific licensing needs (Windows Server, Oracle).
- Spot / Preemptible Instances — 60–90% discount for fault-tolerant workloads. Batch processing, testing environments, non-production systems.
Nepal Cloud Context
Cloud Infrastructure for Nepal Is Different — We Design for Nepal's Realities
International cloud advice assumes reliable power, unlimited internet, and no data sovereignty concerns. Nepal is different. We design for those differences.
Even Cloud Users Need Local Redundancy
Cloud providers have excellent power redundancy — generators, multiple utility feeds, battery backups at their data centers. But your office still needs power and internet to reach the cloud. We design for Nepal's reality: UPS and generator for office network equipment (load shedding history still influences infrastructure decisions), dual internet connections from different providers on different fiber paths, 4G/LTE backup router that activates automatically when fiber is cut, and offline-capable applications where business continuity demands it. Your cloud infrastructure is only as accessible as your last-mile connectivity.
Know Where Your Data Lives — And What Rules Apply
International cloud providers store data in data centers you choose — but those data centers are in India, Singapore, or the US. Nepal Rastra Bank has guidelines for financial institutions on system availability and data protection. Some government data has localization requirements. The upcoming Data Protection Bill will impose further obligations. We help you classify data (what can go to international cloud vs what must stay in Nepal), design hybrid architectures (sensitive data on Nepal-based providers like CloudLink, WorldLink, Vianet — other data on international cloud for better features), and prepare compliance documentation for NRB and government audits.
30–80ms to India/Singapore — Design Accordingly
Nepal's internet traffic routes through India, adding 30–80ms of latency to cloud providers' nearest data centers in Mumbai, Delhi, or Singapore. For many applications — email, CRMs, file storage, document management — this latency is imperceptible. But for real-time applications (financial transactions, gaming, real-time collaboration), it matters. We design accordingly: CDN for static content (edge pops in Mumbai/Delhi reduce perceived latency for images, CSS, video), edge caching for frequently accessed data, on-premise cache layers for latency-sensitive operations, and where latency is truly critical, Nepal-based cloud providers with data centers inside the Kathmandu Valley.
Cloud Bills Don't Have to Be a Surprise
International cloud providers bill in USD — exchange rate fluctuations affect your NPR cost every month. Data transfer costs (especially egress to internet) can be surprisingly high. And it's easy to provision far more capacity than you actually need. We provide: detailed cost estimation before migration (based on your actual utilization metrics, not assumptions), budget alerts (notify before you hit threshold), cost optimization reviews (quarterly or monthly), reserved instance planning (commit 1–3 years for 30–60% discount), and monthly cost reports with savings recommendations. We also monitor exchange rate exposure and help plan local currency billing options where available. No bill surprises.
The Transformation
Your Infrastructure Before and After
The gap between businesses with proper cloud infrastructure and those without is widening — in reliability, scalability, and security.
| Aspect | Before (On-Premise Server Closet) | After (Cloud / Hybrid Infrastructure) |
|---|---|---|
| Redundancy | Single server — one point of failure, everything stops if it fails | High availability: multiple servers, automatic failover in minutes |
| Physical security | Server in office closet — vulnerable to theft, fire, flood, monsoon damage | Professionally managed data center (India/Singapore or Nepal) — physical security, fire suppression, redundant power |
| Backups | External hard drive — if you remember to do them | Automated backups to cloud — multiple copies, different locations, defined retention policies |
| Disaster recovery | "We'll restore from backup" — never tested, takes days | Documented DR plan — regularly tested, RTO/RPO measured, recover in hours |
| Hardware cost | Capital expenditure: NPR 300K–800K every 3–5 years | Pay-as-you-go operational expenditure — no large upfront hardware cost |
| Scaling | Buy new server, wait for delivery, install, configure — weeks | Click button or automatic scaling — minutes, not weeks |
| IT maintenance | 5–10 hours/week: patching, backups, troubleshooting | Managed cloud: provider handles infrastructure, IT team focuses on business projects |
| Security | Whatever came with the router — maybe some antivirus | Enterprise security: IAM, MFA, encryption, WAF, vulnerability scanning, 24/7 monitoring |
| After-hours incidents | Wait until morning — business stopped | 24/7 monitoring and alerting — incidents detected and responded to immediately |
| Peak performance | Whatever the server can handle — often slow during peak hours | Auto-scaling: more capacity during peak, less during off-peak, pay for what you use |
| Compliance | Hope you have the right documentation (often don't) | Automated compliance monitoring: continuous checks, evidence collection for audits |
| Remote access | From office only (or VPN if you set it up correctly) | From anywhere with internet — secure, MFA-protected access from any device |
Cost reality: A medium-sized Nepal business running 5 on-premise servers typically spends NPR 1.5–2 million annually on hardware depreciation, power, cooling, maintenance, and IT staff time. A properly designed cloud or hybrid solution often reduces this by 30–50% while improving reliability, security, and scalability — and eliminates the risk of losing critical data to a single server failure, theft, or monsoon flood.
Why Us
Why Nepal Businesses Choose Purba Tech Labs for Cloud Infrastructure
We Understand Nepal's Infrastructure Reality — Not Just Cloud
We've worked with Nepal's ISPs, dealt with fiber cuts and load shedding contingency planning, designed for last-mile connectivity issues, and navigated Nepal's data sovereignty regulations. We don't give you generic cloud advice that assumes perfect internet and unlimited budget. We design infrastructure that works in Nepal — whether cloud, on-premise, or hybrid.
Cloud-Provider Agnostic — We Recommend What's Right for You
We're not reselling any particular cloud provider. We work with AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Nepal-based providers (CloudLink, WorldLink, Subisu, CGnet, Vianet). We recommend based on your requirements: latency sensitivity, data sovereignty, budget, existing Microsoft/Linux ecosystem, and compliance. No lock-in to any provider.
Cost Transparency — No Bill Surprises
We provide detailed cost estimates before migration, based on your actual utilization metrics. We set up budget alerts and cost anomaly detection from day one. Quarterly cost optimization reviews identify waste and right-sizing opportunities. We monitor USD/NPR exchange rate exposure and help plan reserved instances (30–60% discounts). Predictable managed services pricing so you know what you're paying every month.
End-to-End — Assessment to Migration to Ongoing Management
We don't just give advice and leave. We do the work: assessment (understand workloads, dependencies, compliance constraints), migration planning (minimize downtime, define rollback plan), migration execution (actual technical migration), post-migration validation (performance testing, security review, backup testing), and ongoing management (24/7 monitoring, patching, cost optimization). One partner for your entire cloud journey.
30–80ms
Latency from Nepal to India/Singapore cloud regions
30–50%
Typical cloud cost reduction vs on-premise (after optimization)
20–50%
Additional savings via right-sizing and reserved instances
99.9%+
Typical cloud provider SLA (uptime guarantee)
5+
Nepal-based cloud/infrastructure providers we work with
3
Major international cloud platforms supported (AWS, Azure, GCP)
15 min
Minimum RPO achievable for critical workloads
4 hr
Typical RTO for disaster recovery plans we implement
Delivery Process
How We Transform Your Infrastructure
From current state assessment to cloud migration to ongoing management.
Cloud Assessment (Week 1–2)
We assess your current infrastructure: servers (physical and virtual), applications, databases, storage, backups, networking, and security. We identify dependencies between systems, measure current utilization (CPU, memory, disk, network), document pain points, and provide a detailed Cloud Readiness Report with migration recommendations, cost estimates (current on-premise vs proposed cloud), provider recommendations, and risk assessment.
Architecture Design (Week 2–3)
We design your target infrastructure: which workloads go to cloud vs stay on-premise (hybrid), which cloud provider(s) to use, instance types and storage tiers, network design (VPC, VPN for hybrid), backup and DR strategy, security architecture (IAM, encryption, monitoring), and cost optimization approach. You receive architecture diagrams, component specifications, and a detailed cost model — and approve the design before implementation begins.
Migration Planning (Week 3–4)
We plan the migration in detail: migration order (low-risk workloads first, critical systems after proven success), migration method (lift-and-shift, re-platform, or re-architect as appropriate), downtime window planning (after hours, weekends), rollback plan if issues arise, and a communication plan for users and stakeholders. We deliver a detailed migration runbook with timeline, checkpoints, and success criteria.
Environment Setup (Week 3–5)
We set up the target cloud environment: create cloud accounts, configure VPC and networking, deploy base infrastructure (VPN for hybrid, monitoring, jump boxes), configure security controls (IAM policies, encryption, security groups), set up backup and DR systems, and establish cost monitoring with budget alerts. The environment is fully ready before migration begins.
Migration Execution (Week 4–8)
We execute migration per runbook: replicate data to cloud (initial sync to minimize final cutover window), perform cutover during agreed maintenance window, validate all functionality post-migration, and execute rollback immediately if critical issues are detected. For critical systems, we run parallel environments (old and new running simultaneously) before final cutover. All migration windows are scheduled for minimal business disruption.
Validation & Optimization (Week 5–9)
Post-migration: performance testing (verify response times and throughput against baseline), security validation (vulnerability scan, access control review), backup and DR testing (verify restores work, measure RTO/RPO), cost validation (compare actual bill vs estimate), and optimization (right-size instances, eliminate unused resources, configure reserved instances). We deliver a Post-Migration Report with findings and recommendations.
Ongoing Management (Week 6 Onwards)
We transition to ongoing managed services (if selected): 24/7 monitoring with automated alerting, automated security patching (OS and middleware), backup management with regular restore testing, security monitoring and incident response, cost optimization reviews (identify waste, plan reserved instances), and monthly reports covering uptime, performance, security posture, and cost. Co-managed options are available where your team handles selected aspects.
Pricing
Cloud Infrastructure Services Cost in Nepal
Transparent pricing. Pay for what you need — assessment, migration, managed services, or all three.
⚠️ Pricing below is for Purba Tech Labs' services. Cloud provider costs (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or Nepal-based providers) are separate — billed directly by the provider or via us with no markup. We provide detailed cloud cost estimates before migration.
Cloud Assessment
One-time
NPR 50,000–1,00,000
Timeline: 1–2 weeks
Best for: Businesses unsure about cloud, needing data-driven decision
- Full infrastructure inventory (servers, apps, databases)
- 2–4 week utilization measurement (CPU, memory, disk, network)
- Application dependency mapping
- Cloud readiness assessment
- Provider recommendation (AWS vs Azure vs GCP vs Nepal-based)
- Migration approach recommendation
- Cost comparison (current on-premise vs proposed cloud)
- Risk assessment and mitigation plan
- Detailed Cloud Readiness Report
- No obligation to proceed with migration
Cloud Migration
One-time project
NPR 1,00,000–5,00,000+
Timeline: 4–12 weeks (scope dependent)
Best for: Businesses that want to migrate but have internal team for ongoing management
- Architecture design and approval
- Detailed migration runbook with rollback plan
- Target cloud environment setup
- Migration execution (nights/weekends to minimize disruption)
- Post-migration validation (performance, security, backup)
- Full documentation
- Note: does not include ongoing management (available separately)
- Note: cloud provider costs billed separately
Managed Cloud Services
Monthly ongoing
NPR 15,000–80,000+/mo
Based on environment size and tier
Best for: Businesses that want to focus on their business, not infrastructure
Basic (NPR 15k–30k/mo)
5–10 servers · Standard monitoring · Weekly backup check · Monthly report · 24–48 hr response
Standard (NPR 30k–60k/mo)
10–30 servers · 24/7 monitoring · Automated patching · Cost optimization · 4–12 hr response
Enterprise (NPR 60k–80k+/mo)
30+ servers · Everything in Standard + dedicated support · DR testing · Compliance support · 2–4 hr response
Includes: 24/7 monitoring · Patching · Backup management · Security monitoring · Cost optimization · Incident response · Monthly reports. Cloud provider costs billed separately.
Request Managed Services QuoteCloud Provider Cost Reference (Monthly Estimates — AWS / Azure / GCP)
| Resource | Approx. Cost (NPR) |
|---|---|
| Basic VM (2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 100 GB storage) | NPR 3,000–6,000/month |
| Standard VM (4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 500 GB storage) | NPR 12,000–20,000/month |
| High-performance VM (8 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, 1 TB storage) | NPR 30,000–50,000/month |
| Managed database (MySQL/PostgreSQL) | NPR 8,000–25,000/month |
| Backup storage (AWS S3/Azure Blob) | NPR 1,000–5,000/TB/month |
| Data transfer (egress to internet) | NPR 5,000–15,000/TB |
Estimates based on on-demand pricing converted at NPR 133/USD. Actual costs vary by region, configuration, and usage. Reserved instances (1–3 year commit) reduce compute costs by 30–60%.
Our Work
Infrastructure Transformations We've Delivered
Real results from Nepal businesses and institutions.
Financial Institution — On-Premise to Hybrid Cloud
Challenge
Mid-sized non-bank financial company with a single on-premise server running their core application. Daily backup to external hard drive. No disaster recovery plan. Required to comply with NRB guidelines on system availability and data protection — but had no documentation to show auditors.
Solution
Hybrid architecture: core application and sensitive customer data kept on-premise (NRB compliance), replicated to AWS Mumbai for disaster recovery. Cloud-based email and document management. Site-to-site VPN. 24/7 monitoring. Documented DR plan with tested RTO/RPO.
Outcome
RPO reduced from 24 hours to 15 minutes. RTO reduced from multiple days to 4 hours. NRB compliance documentation completed. Customer confidence improved. Passed regulatory audit.
AWS Mumbai · Site-to-site VPN · Automated backup · 24/7 monitoring
E-commerce Business — Cloud Migration
Challenge
Growing e-commerce business with seasonal traffic spikes (Dashain, Tihar, festival sales). Single on-premise server crashed during Dashain 2019, causing 3 days of downtime and NPR 500,000 in lost sales. The business could not afford this recurring risk.
Solution
Lifted and shifted to AWS Mumbai. Auto-scaling group (1 server normally, scales to 5 during traffic spikes). CloudFront CDN for product images (reduces load and latency). Managed RDS for the database. Reserved instances for the baseline workload (30% cost savings).
Outcome
Zero downtime during subsequent Dashain (3× traffic vs. previous year handled without incident). Cloud cost 20% lower than on-premise after optimization — because they pay only during peak, not year-round.
AWS Mumbai · Auto Scaling · CloudFront CDN · RDS MySQL
Kathmandu NGO — Backup & Disaster Recovery
Challenge
International NGO with 15 years of program data — beneficiary records, financial records, research. Backup was an external hard drive taken home by the IT person. If the office had a fire or the drive was lost, all 15 years of data would be gone. Donors started asking hard questions about data protection.
Solution
Automated daily backup to AWS S3 (Mumbai region). Lifecycle policy: 30 days hot storage, 90 days cold, 365 days archive. Quarterly automated restore testing with documented results. Backup success/failure alerting. Documented data protection policy for donor audit.
Outcome
RPO reduced from 5 days (last backup before loss) to 24 hours. Data durability improved from a single hard drive to 99.999999999% (eleven nines). Passed donor audit. Donor confidence improved significantly.
AWS S3 · Lifecycle policies · Automated backup scripts · Restore testing
Testimonials
What Nepal Businesses Say About Our Cloud Services
“हाम्रो अफिसको सर्भरमा दसैंको बेला क्र्यास भयो — तीन दिनसम्म अनलाइन बिक्री बन्द। NPR ५ लाखको बिक्री गुमायौं। अब क्लाउडमा छौं। दसैंमा ३ गुणा बढी ट्राफिक आयो, सर्भर डाउन भएन। पहिले भन्दा २०% सस्तो पनि पर्यो।”
“Our office server crashed during Dashain — online sales stopped for three days. Lost NPR 500,000. Now we're on cloud. During Dashain traffic tripled, server didn't go down. Also 20% cheaper than before.”
Sunil Thapa
Owner
Thapa Electronics, Kathmandu
“NRB को नियम अनुसार हाम्रो डाटा सुरक्षित र उपलब्ध हुनुपर्छ। पहिले एउटै सर्भरमा थियो — जलेर वा चोरी भयो भने सबै सकिन्थ्यो। अब क्लाउडमा DR छ। ४ घण्टामा रिकभर गर्न सक्छौं। NRB को अडिट पास भयो।”
“Per NRB regulations, our data must be secure and available. It was on a single server — fire or theft would have ended everything. Now we have DR in cloud. Can recover in 4 hours. Passed NRB audit.”
Ramesh Koirala
IT Manager
Manjushree Finance, Kathmandu
“हाम्रो एनजीओसँग १५ वर्षको डाटा छ — लाभार्थीको रेकर्ड, वित्तीय डाटा। पहिले एक्सटर्नल हार्डडिस्कमा ब्याकअप, IT मानिसले घर लैजान्थ्यो। जोखिम ठूलो थियो। अब AWS मा दैनिक ब्याकअप हुन्छ। रिस्टोर पनि त्रैमासिक टेस्ट गर्छौं। डोनरले विश्वास गरे।”
“Our NGO has 15 years of data — beneficiary records, financial data. Earlier backup was on an external hard drive taken home by IT. Huge risk. Now daily backup to AWS. Restore tested quarterly. Donors trust us.”
Indira Sharma
Country Director
INGO, Kathmandu
Cloud Infrastructure Services for All 77 Districts of Nepal
Purba Tech Labs provides cloud infrastructure services for businesses, institutions, and organizations across all 77 districts of Nepal. Whether you are a financial institution in Kathmandu requiring NRB compliance and disaster recovery, an e-commerce business in Pokhara needing auto-scaling for Dashain and Tihar traffic, a manufacturing company in Birgunj with on-premise servers needing cloud backup, a school in Dhangadhi wanting to move administration to cloud, or a hospital in Nepalgunj requiring business continuity planning — we design, migrate, manage, and optimize cloud infrastructure for your specific requirements.
Our cloud infrastructure services include cloud migration (lift-and-shift to full re-architecture), managed cloud (24/7 monitoring, automated patching, backup management, incident response), backup and disaster recovery (RPO from 15 minutes, RTO within 4 hours), hybrid cloud design (on-premise combined with cloud), cloud security and compliance (NRB guidelines, data sovereignty, upcoming Data Protection Bill), and cloud cost optimization (right-sizing, reserved instances, waste elimination).
We work with AWS (Mumbai, Singapore), Azure (India, Southeast Asia), Google Cloud (Mumbai, Delhi), and Nepal-based providers including CloudLink, WorldLink, Subisu, CGnet, and Vianet — recommending the right provider based on your latency requirements, data sovereignty obligations, and budget. With Nepal's businesses increasingly digital and customers expecting 24/7 availability, the question is not whether to move to cloud — but when and how. We help you answer both, starting with a free cloud assessment.
Contact Us
Damak-6, Jhapa, Koshi Province, Nepal
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions — Cloud Infrastructure Nepal
Common questions from Nepal IT managers, CTOs, and business owners about cloud infrastructure.
Get Started
Transform Your Infrastructure. Start with a Free Cloud Assessment.
Whether you're tired of managing unreliable on-premise servers, preparing for NRB compliance, planning disaster recovery, or just curious whether cloud makes sense for your business — start with a free cloud assessment. We'll analyze your current infrastructure, provide a cost comparison, and recommend a path forward.
- Free cloud assessment — detailed report, no obligation
- Provider-agnostic — AWS, Azure, GCP, Nepal-based, or hybrid
- Cost comparison: current on-premise vs proposed cloud
- Designed for Nepal's reality (power, internet, data sovereignty)
- 24/7 monitoring and incident response (managed services)
- 30–50% typical cost reduction vs on-premise
- NRB compliance and data sovereignty support
- End-to-end: assessment → migration → management