Expand your service portfolio with resilient application delivery, networking and security services without building every capability yourself. Total Uptime helps MSPs deliver highly available customer applications across cloud, on-premises and hybrid infrastructure, backed by technology and engineers built around availability.
Provide customers with the infrastructure layer responsible for directing, balancing, protecting and maintaining access to their applications.
Add highly available load balancing to customer environments without requiring every customer to operate and maintain their own application delivery infrastructure.
Support multiple customer environments from an architecture designed for service providers, helping MSPs deliver scalable application services across their customer base.
Provide resilient authoritative DNS and intelligent traffic management independently of individual cloud, hosting or application environments.
Help customers maintain application availability by redirecting traffic to healthy infrastructure when a primary environment becomes unavailable.
Extend your security portfolio with protection for internet-facing customer applications and APIs.
An MSP’s customers rarely operate identical infrastructure. One customer may be entirely cloud-based. Another may still operate applications from a private data center. Larger customers may span multiple clouds, regions and on-premises environments.
Deliver managed application services across public and private cloud environments.
Deliver managed application services across public and private cloud environments.
Connect application delivery across cloud and on-premises environments.
Bring together the application delivery capabilities you need to deliver, protect and connect customer applications across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments.
Support multiple customer environments while maintaining operational separation and control.
Choose the operating model that fits each customer rather than forcing every deployment into the same architecture.
Support customers regardless of where their applications run.
Build customer-facing availability services on infrastructure engineered around uptime.
Give your technical team access to engineers who understand DNS, load balancing, networking, security and application availability.
Bring multiple application delivery capabilities together rather than assembling a service from disconnected point solutions.
Application delivery for MSPs includes the technologies used to make customer applications available, secure and accessible, including load balancing, DNS, traffic management, application security, failover and connectivity. MSPs can deliver these capabilities as part of a broader managed infrastructure or cloud service.
Yes. MSPs can use managed cloud load balancing or self-hosted application delivery controllers to provide load balancing and application availability services to customers without requiring customers to manage the underlying technology themselves.
Multi-tenant application delivery allows a service provider to support multiple customer environments from a shared operational platform while maintaining separation between customer configurations and services. This can help MSPs scale application delivery across a growing customer base.
Yes. MSPs can incorporate authoritative DNS, DNS failover, global traffic management and DNS security into their managed service portfolio. Using independent DNS infrastructure can also reduce reliance on a customer’s primary cloud or hosting provider.
MSPs can combine managed cloud services with self-hosted application delivery technology to support applications across public cloud, private cloud, data centers and hybrid infrastructure.
Application delivery technologies such as DNS failover, GSLB and load balancing can monitor infrastructure health and redirect traffic toward available secondary infrastructure when a primary application environment fails.
Yes. Total Uptime provides application delivery technologies and deployment models suitable for service providers managing multiple customer environments, including managed and self-hosted options and multi-tenant capabilities.
Add application availability, load balancing, DNS, networking and application security to your managed service portfolio without building every capability from scratch.