Infrastructure You Own,
Operated By People You Can Reach
Virtual and dedicated servers, KARL virtualisation and workstations, identity and access management. We build them on hardware we run, and we operate them after go-live.
Five Products,
One Estate Behind Them
Virtual and dedicated compute, the platform underneath it, identity and desktops. Each one is something we run in production before we sell it.
We Run This Estate Ourselves
Every product on this page runs on the same Karl, Ceph and ZFS foundations we already operate day to day. We are not reselling someone else's platform with a control panel on the front.
Built On An Estate Already In Production
The virtualisation, backup and monitoring practice behind this page is one we already run day to day. Nothing here is a reseller agreement with a control panel bolted to the front of it.
Own Hardware
Instances run on hardware we own and rack ourselves. Nothing on this page is resold capacity with our name on the invoice.
Open Foundations
Karl, Ceph, ZFS and Kubernetes. Standard components with upstream maintainers, so you are never locked into a layer only we can support.
One Team
The engineers who design the estate are the ones on the pager for it. There is no handover to a second-line team that has never seen it.
How We Work
Four stages, in order. Each one has a named owner and a written definition of done, and nothing moves on until that is signed.
- Scope
- Build
- Migrate
- Operate
Scope
We start from an inventory of what you actually run, not from a product page.
- An inventory of workloads, users and the dependencies between them
- Constraints written down: budget, compliance, downtime you can absorb
- A specification you could hand to any competent supplier, including us
Build
The estate is built and proven on our side before any of your workloads touch it.
- Compute, storage and network laid out against the agreed specification
- Backup and restore paths exercised before go-live, not after an incident
- Identity policy and access model configured with your team in the room
Migrate
Workloads move in planned waves, and every wave keeps a rollback path.
- A pilot group chosen with you, running real work rather than a demo
- Cutover windows agreed in writing, with the rollback path left live
- The old platform stays reachable until you sign the migration off
Operate
The same team that designed the estate owns it on the Monday after go-live.
- Monitoring, patching and backup verification handled as routine work
- One team for the architecture and for the pager, with no second-line handover
- Capacity reviewed on a schedule, before it turns into an incident
Standard Parts
Open, documented components with upstream maintainers and real communities behind them. If you ever want to run this yourself, or move it to another supplier, nothing here is a private layer only we understand.
Delivered With KARL Technology
Containerised workstations come from our technology partner in Italy. KARL replaces the virtual desktop stack with Kubernetes-scheduled containers that exist only while a session is live, streaming to endpoints that hold no state. We offer the full KARL capability set ourselves: sizing, deployment onto our own Karl and Ceph foundations, image pipelines, identity integration and day-two operation.
- Patented containerised workstation technology, WO2023/012553
- Karl Platform, Karl OS, Karl Hypervisor and Karl VM
- vCPU, RAM and GPU bound on connect, released on disconnect
- Everything KARL offers, delivered and operated by us
Technology partner, Italy
Questions We Get Asked
The ones that come up in the first call, answered here so the first call can be about something else.
As a fixed monthly figure per environment, agreed once the specification is settled. Compute, storage, backup and support are quoted together rather than metered separately, so the invoice does not move because a batch job ran long or a backup grew. If the shape of the estate changes, we requote before it lands on a bill.
On infrastructure we own and operate. We will name the facility and its arrangements in writing before you commit to anything. If your requirement is that the machines sit inside your own building, that is a deployment we support as well, using the same stack.
Yes, and both are common starting points. We inventory what is running, rebuild the equivalent on Karl, and move workloads in waves. The source platform stays reachable until you have signed each wave off, so a migration that goes badly is a rollback rather than an outage.
Monitoring, patching, backup verification and incident response across the parts of the estate we operate. The engineers who designed your environment are the ones who answer, so there is no script to get through first. The support window and escalation path are written into the agreement rather than assumed.
In the region agreed during scoping, on storage that belongs to the estate rather than to a third-party object service you cannot inspect. Backups are held under the same terms and in the same agreed region as the primary copy, and we will tell you exactly where every copy lives.
You do. The identity provider is self-hosted on infrastructure you control, with an open-source core and a complete event log in your own database. If the relationship ends, the directory, the policies and the audit history stay with you rather than expiring with a subscription.
No. Most engagements start with one and grow sideways. All five share the same foundations, so moving a workload from a virtual server onto dedicated hardware, adding identity to an existing estate, or putting workstations on top of both, is a configuration exercise rather than a second platform to learn.
Infrastructure You Can Still Explain In Three Years
Open components, documented decisions, and one team answering for the whole estate. That is why the parts list above is public: the next engineer to touch this should not need us to understand it.
Tell Us What You Are Running
Send the shape of the problem: workloads, user counts, the deadline you are working to. We will come back with a specification rather than a brochure.
Sales
- New servers, identity rollouts and workstation pilots
- Specifications, sizing and monthly pricing
- Moving an existing estate across to us
sales@infinite-networks.net
Support
- Anything already running with us
- Incidents, capacity changes and restores
- Accounts, access and policy changes
support@infinite-networks.net
Office
#002, Ceaser's CastleSainikpuri, Defence Colony
Hyderabad 500 094
India