Data Centres & Hosting
Data centres are where the internet lives. We design and operate the network fabric that makes them run — high-density, high-availability, and built for the demands of modern hosting environments.
Data Centre Networking Is Where Architecture Decisions Have the Longest Consequences.
AMROTS works with data centre operators, colocation providers, managed hosting companies, and enterprises with private data centre infrastructure on the network fabric that underpins their entire operation. In a data centre environment, the network isn’t just infrastructure — it’s the product. Every tenant, every workload, every SLA commitment depends directly on the fabric performing reliably, at scale, without interruption.
The networking demands of modern data centres are significant. High-density server connectivity, east-west traffic patterns from virtualised and containerised workloads, multi-tenancy requirements, data centre interconnect between sites, and the operational complexity of managing a fabric that dozens or hundreds of customers depend on simultaneously — these are challenges that require specialist expertise, not general-purpose networking knowledge.
We design and deploy EVPN-VXLAN spine-leaf fabrics on Juniper JunOS and Arista EOS platforms — the architectures and platforms that power the world’s most demanding data centre environments. We bring the same carrier-grade engineering discipline to data centre networking that we apply to backbone and WAN work, because at data centre scale, the standard for precision and reliability is the same.
Some of the questions we hear most from data centre and hosting clients
When should a data centre operator move from a traditional three-tier architecture to spine-leaf?
What platforms do you recommend for data centre fabric design?
Can you migrate our existing data centre fabric to EVPN-VXLAN without taking production offline?
How do you handle multi-tenancy in an EVPN-VXLAN fabric?
Can you help us connect multiple data centres or extend our fabric to the cloud?
What does managed operations look like for a data centre networking environment?
How We Help Data Centre & Hosting Clients
From fabric design to managed operations — here’s where we add the most value for data centre and hosting environments.
With Our Experience, We Understand the Complexity of Operating Data Centre Network Infrastructure.
Data centre operators face a unique combination of engineering challenges — high-density scale, multi-tenancy, continuous availability requirements, and the operational complexity of managing infrastructure that dozens or hundreds of customers depend on simultaneously. We bring the depth of expertise to address these challenges directly.
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We Are Engineers First. Data Centre Fabric Design Demands Nothing Less.
Data centre network architecture decisions have consequences that last years — sometimes decades. We approach every data centre engagement with the rigour and attention to detail that the environment demands, from initial discovery through to post-deployment verification and ongoing operations.
We document existing data centre infrastructure thoroughly before recommending any changes — physical topology, switching configuration, VLAN design, server connectivity patterns, tenant requirements, and all dependencies that would affect a migration or upgrade.
For greenfield fabric designs, we produce detailed architecture documentation covering physical topology, BGP underlay design, EVPN-VXLAN overlay, VNI allocation, VRF design, and server connectivity — with a clear rationale for every decision and a growth plan that accommodates your expected scale trajectory.
For migration engagements, we design staged cutover sequences that move workloads from legacy architecture to the new fabric progressively — maintaining production availability throughout and providing documented rollback procedures at every step of the migration.
Post-deployment, we provide ongoing managed operations — fabric monitoring, tenant provisioning support, capacity planning, and software upgrade programme management — so your data centre network is always in the hands of engineers who understand it at the deepest level.
Related Industries We Also Serve
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Building or Operating a Data Centre? Let’s Talk About the Fabric.
Whether you’re designing a new spine-leaf fabric, migrating from a legacy architecture, or looking for managed operations support — our engineers are ready to help.
