Operations
Patches, scaling, configuration, and incident handling for App Hosting and catalog apps.
Software operations
outsourced
Monitoring, backup, and support for your applications – operations as a product, not just infrastructure maintenance.































What is software operations?
We run the operational lifecycle of your software: availability, updates, incidents, backups, and audit evidence. You keep product ownership – we run operations on the platform.
Operations
Patches, scaling, configuration, and incident handling for App Hosting and catalog apps.
Monitoring
Observability with metrics, logs, traces, and Endpoint Monitoring.
Backup & Restore
Tested backups – not only backup jobs, but proven restore processes.
Support
24/7 support with defined response times – optionally as a full-coverage SLA.
From platform to support – book modularly or as a package. Each layer builds on the previous one.
Platform
Cluster, networking, storage, ingress, and certificates – production-ready in Germany.
Add-ons
Proven tools from the managed apps catalog – installed, updated, and operated for you.
Line-of-business app
Delivery of your custom software – controlled releases from staging to production.
Observability
Metrics, logs, traces, and endpoint checks – alerts and runbooks included.
Onboarding
Access, tools, and deployment workflows – we onboard you to GitLab, Argo CD, and day-to-day operations.
Support
Defined response times, optional 24/7 – when it matters, we are there.
Pricing
Depends on number of apps, environments, and SLA – transparently calculable.
App operations
Per application
Monitoring baseline included
Business-hours support
Platform + apps
Cluster + multiple apps
Optional 24/7 support
Compliance package
Enterprise SLA
Defined response times
Dedicated contacts
Quarterly reviews
Who is this for?
Typical triggers for outsourced software operations in B2B.
Software vendors
SaaS providers without an in-house ops team – see SaaS Hosting.
IT leadership
Compliance pressure (GDPR, NIS2, DORA) without internal capacity.
Engineering teams
Focus on features instead of night shifts – Delivery and operations from one partner.
The ayedo Cloud is ISO 27001-certified and meets the requirements of current EU regulations by default: GDPR, NIS-2, DORA, CRA, Data Act and the Cloud Sovereignty Framework.
GDPR-compliant data processing
EU data residency (Germany), customer-managed keys (BYOK/BYOHSM), encryption at rest/in transit. ISO 27001-certified data protection management. More about GDPR.
NIS-2-compliant operations
24/7 monitoring, incident response, BCP/DR processes, supply chain transparency (SBOM). More about NIS-2.
DORA-ready
ICT risk management, documented exit strategies, third-party risk management, TLPT readiness. More about DORA.
CRA-compliant software supply chain
SBOM generation, CVE scanning, signed container images, GitOps-based audit trails. More about the CRA.
Cloud Sovereignty Framework
EU-based operations, open standards, exit capability without lock-in. More about the framework.
Data Act-compliant portability
Open APIs, standardized formats, complete exit runbooks. More about the Data Act.
Integrated compliance roadmap
How ayedo systematically addresses GDPR, NIS-2, DORA, CRA, Data Act and ISO 27001/9001. To the overview.
Frequently asked questions
Outsourcing software operations – scope, SLA, and handoff.
What does outsourced software operations cover?
Availability, deployments, monitoring, backups, incident response, patch management, and audit evidence – on Managed Kubernetes. The product roadmap stays with you.
How is this different from Managed Kubernetes alone?
Kubernetes = platform; software operations = the operational lifecycle of your application, including releases and app SLAs. Often combined with App Hosting.
When does outsourcing pay off?
When on-call duty, compliance, or parallel customer environments do not scale in-house – typical for SaaS providers and regulated B2B software.
How does the handoff from an internal team work?
Runbooks, access, and cutover in phases – no big bang. Cost comparison: Managed Kubernetes vs. classic hosting.
Which compliance standards are supported?
GDPR, ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA – documented controls and EU hosting depending on the package.
Excellent performance and maximum uptime - that's what we wake up for. And sometimes even in the middle of the night.
100+ clusters
We operate more than 100 Kubernetes clusters in production for our customers.
300+ databases
We operate, monitor, and protect more than 300 production databases.
1 Petabyte Object-Storage
We operate one petabyte of object storage for backups, artifacts, and application data.
100 million timeseries
Our monitoring systems ingest 4 million datapoints per second.
38.000+ Logs
Our collectors capture logs continuously and store them GDPR-compliant — over 100 billion entries per month.
5.000+ Backups
We write more than 5,000 backups every day to encrypted long-term storage — about 150 terabytes of backup volume per month.
270 million user sessions
More than 9 million user sessions run through software we operate every day.
99,99% Uptime
Our managed services are unavailable for less than one hour per year on average.
MTTD < 5 minutes
Our alerting typically detects faults and outages within a few minutes.