Before you decide to own your software stack instead of renting it from a big cloud vendor, you have questions. Fair ones. Here are the four we hear most often — with the same answers we'd give you in person.
Marketing slides usually promise the impossible: no downtime, no dependence, no effort, no doubt. We'd rather take the real concerns seriously — and show what the answer actually looks like in practice. That turned into four one-pagers, one per question. If you want the full answer, read the PDF. If the key points are enough: here they are.
Yes, it really does happen. By the way, it happens to cloud platforms too — it just rarely makes it into their marketing. So a server going down is something we plan for. What matters isn't that the server never fails, but that we have a clear playbook for when it does, so we can react fast and in control. That plan includes:
Alerts reach us before your team notices. You get a phone call — not a status page.
Production with one host, a daily backup with a second — different companies, different locations.
Worst case: new server, latest backup, services back up. A documented path instead of a hyperscaler's black box.
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picture_as_pdf Jetzt die umfassende Antwort herunterladenThe hardest question a business owner can ask a small provider — and a fair one. Our answer isn't „that won't happen,“ but: your NexaStack is handover-ready — technically, legally and in documentation. What's left if we're gone is everything that matters.
In your company's name, on your contract with the host. We only have admin access for maintenance.
An operations manual kept current with every change. An outside admin can take over within a day or two.
Nextcloud, OnlyOffice, Vaultwarden, Paperless — every Linux admin knows them. No proprietary construct we invented.
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The same billing unit as Microsoft — and yet the opposite. With a cloud license you pay for the right to use the software: stop paying, the software is gone. With NexaStack you pay for operation — maintenance, backup, compliance upkeep and support in one number. Stop paying? Then you administer it yourself; the software is still yours.
Licenses, IT support, backup, compliance upkeep, monitoring — four separate bills in the subscription world. With us, one.
Yes, operation costs per employee — same rate for everyone, no volume games. But stop paying and you administer it yourself; the software stays yours. With Microsoft, it's gone.
After 5 years of subscriptions: nothing. After 5 years of Operate: a productive server in your name, ready to hand over.
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article Open the full savings calculatorOn a poorly configured server: less safe than the cloud. On a server set up the way your NexaStack is: considerably safer. An attacker would have to clear five hurdles in a row — at once and unnoticed, in the same night.
SOC 2-audited, HIPAA-ready facility. Encrypted at rest and in transit. You decide who has access — not a vendor's policy team.
The admin door opens only with a mathematically unique key. Classic password guessing hits a wall.
Every application in its own environment. A break-in to one is never automatically a break-in to all.
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Not „cloud or your own server?“ But: invisible risk you can't influence — or visible risk with a plan and a person to call? Our answers aren't comfortable. But they're honest — and that's exactly why they hold up when it counts.
We don't make money because you have to stay. We make money because you want to.
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