Hybrid cloud on infrastructure you own

DJ2 Services builds and runs hybrid platforms you own. Start with a paid diagnostic.

What we do

Engineering across
your infrastructure

AWS & Kubernetes

AWS accounts, networks, access controls, and Amazon EKS clusters need to work alongside private infrastructure. DJ2S designs those connections and assesses where each workload belongs.

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Linux platform administration

Linux administration covers host hardening and troubleshooting across bare-metal servers and container environments.

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Terraform & Ansible automation

Infrastructure and configuration defined in code make platform changes repeatable. The same definitions support audits, rebuilds, and recovery.

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Proxmox virtualization

For small and midsize environments, DJ2S builds Proxmox clusters with ZFS storage sized for production workloads.

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OpenNebula & OneKS

OpenNebula manages virtual machines, tenant access, quotas, and virtual data centers. OneKS adds Kubernetes provisioning and management on the same platform.

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Network engineering

Connecting cloud and physical infrastructure involves MikroTik edge routing, VLANs, firewalls, VPNs, and management networks configured as part of the platform.

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Colocation & bare metal

Rack deployment and server lifecycle planning include storage and capacity requirements. Architecture work starts at the network handoff and covers the systems above it.

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Security & compliance

Host hardening, access controls, logging, and change records bring practices from regulated-cloud work into the platform design.

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Who we help

For teams that
own their infrastructure

Cloud-first companies

Adding private hardware to an AWS environment often starts with storage needs, sensitive data, or steady compute demand. DJ2S plans workload placement and operates both environments.

Software vendors

Software may need to run in the cloud, in colocation, and at customer sites. A reusable deployment baseline covers virtualization, Linux, networking, Kubernetes, backups, and evidence for security reviews.

Small and midsize companies

For a small infrastructure team, several full-time platform hires can be hard to justify. A fixed-scope build and a retainer with defined hours provide engineering capacity while production infrastructure stays customer-owned.

Regulated customers

Contracts and compliance requirements may call for dedicated, isolated infrastructure. The build covers that boundary, with compliance-specific work scoped under the applicable regulated-cloud package.

Assess the platform.
Agree the build.
Plan ongoing work.

  • 1. Architecture and platform diagnostic: An infrastructure review establishes the target architecture and prices the implementation work.
  • 2. Platform build or modernization: Before deployment starts, DJ2S agrees a fixed scope. The build can cover private cloud, networking, AWS integration, Linux hardening, backups, Kubernetes, and automation.
  • 3. Ongoing platform engineering: A monthly retainer reserves engineering hours for changes, patching, capacity reviews, and recovery support. The hours and responsibilities are defined in advance.

Experience across cloud and private infrastructure

DJ2S works across AWS, Kubernetes, and OpenNebula, including their networks and Linux systems. Each architecture review considers performance, security, and cost alongside workload needs and the team's operating capacity.

  • 20+

    Years of relevant experience

  • Experienced consultants

  • Industry-recognized certifications

A platform designed around your workloads and your team

The existing systems, planned changes, and operating team set the starting point. Those requirements guide AWS architecture, Kubernetes capacity, infrastructure code, and deployment workflows. A paid diagnostic turns the review into a design and priced build plan before implementation begins.

Security built into the platform

Host hardening, access controls, logging, and change records are part of the engineering work. Compliance-specific requirements have a separate scope.

Enterprise-grade security
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Discuss
your platform

Tell us what runs today and what needs to change. Projects can cover Ansible automation, ArgoCD deployments, GitLab workflows, and the infrastructure they depend on.

The first conversation establishes whether a paid diagnostic fits the project. A diagnostic defines the architecture and implementation work. You decide whether to proceed with a fixed-scope build and, later, a capped engineering retainer.

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