This institutional e-book brings together, in a single view, EnQ Digital's digital infrastructure portfolio: Virtual Cloud, Baremetal, Data Center and Colocation, object storage, backup, 24x7 support, security and customized projects.
The proposal is to combine Data Center infrastructure, computing resources and support services to reduce operational complexity and provide predictability for growth — from the virtual environment to the physical rack.
About this material: content consolidated from the EnQ Digital website as consulted on 08/22/2026. Commercial information, prices, certifications and availability should be confirmed before contracting.
A platform to scale your business's infrastructure
The portfolio is structured to serve everything from web applications and staging environments to high-volume databases and intensive workloads.
Infrastructure indicators
| Indicator | Published reference |
|---|---|
| High availability | 99.982% |
| Redundant power | N+1 |
| Redundant cooling | N+1 |
| Physical security | 24x7 |
What EnQ Digital aims to solve
- Scale capacity without depending on new hardware purchasing and installation cycles.
- Host critical applications on redundant infrastructure certified by specialized partners.
- Consolidate support, computing, storage and security into an architecture that is simpler to operate.
- Match resources to the workload profile, avoiding paying for capacity that adds no value.
All services in a single view
The ideal combination depends on the level of control, performance, scalability, data retention and criticality of each application.
| Service | What it delivers |
|---|---|
| Virtual Cloud | On-demand virtual servers, with scalable vCPU and memory. |
| Baremetal | Dedicated physical server for predictable performance and isolation. |
| Data Center / Colocation | Infrastructure hosting in a high-availability environment. |
| Silo S3 | Scalable object storage compatible with the S3 standard. |
| Backup | Remote copies for protection against failures, attacks and operational errors. |
| 24x7 Support | Human support and continuous technical monitoring of environments. |
| Security | Physical and digital layers to reduce operational risks. |
| Customized projects | Diagnosis, sizing and design of tailor-made solutions. |
From the virtual environment to the physical rack: EnQ Digital positions each layer as part of a single architecture — compute, storage, data center, security and operation.
Tier 3 Data Center and Colocation
The infrastructure presented by EnQ Digital uses a partnership with Ascenty to host Virtual Cloud and Baremetal environments in a Tier 3 Data Center, with a published reference of 99.982% availability.
Resilience in critical infrastructure
- Power with N+1 redundancy.
- Cooling with N+1 redundancy.
- Physical security and 24x7 monitoring.
- Planned maintenance without operational interruption, in line with the Tier III reference published by the partner.
Colocation
For companies that wish to retain control over their own equipment, colocation allows hosting servers in a third-party Data Center, leveraging the environment's availability, security and connectivity.
When to consider: proprietary hardware, compliance, dedicated appliances or the need for physical presence in the Data Center.
Ascenty ecosystem: the EnQ Digital website lists the partner's presence in São Paulo and the state's interior, Rio de Janeiro, Fortaleza and international operations, expanding possibilities for interconnection and expansion.
Virtual Cloud: elasticity for applications that change with the business
Virtual servers are provisioned in the Tier 3 Data Center and allow you to choose the combination of vCPUs and RAM according to the project's needs. The proposal is to eliminate dependency on local physical hardware and simplify maintenance and upgrades.
Published features
- Plans with 2, 4 or 8 vCPUs and proportional memory.
- Fast provisioning, without bureaucracy.
- N+1 redundant infrastructure.
- Ability to upgrade plans as you grow.
Workloads with good fit
| Workload | Profile |
|---|---|
| Web applications | Websites, portals, business systems and backends. |
| APIs and microservices | Services that need to scale gradually. |
| Staging | Testing and development environments. |
| Variable workloads | Projects whose consumption changes over time. |
Reference price published on the website: starting at R$ 150/month. Check the current configuration before contracting.
Baremetal: predictable performance with dedicated hardware
Baremetal is recommended when the workload needs direct access to the physical server, without sharing CPU, memory or I/O with other customers. The absence of a virtualization layer reduces overhead and makes it easier to achieve consistent performance in intensive-use scenarios.
Key benefits
- 100% dedicated hardware.
- High-capacity configurations.
- Hosting within the same Tier 3 Data Center ecosystem.
- Specialized technical support included.
When Baremetal makes most sense
| Scenario | Reason |
|---|---|
| Databases | High transaction volume and predictable I/O. |
| Processing | Intensive CPU and memory workloads. |
| Isolation | Environments requiring greater physical segregation. |
| Latency | Applications sensitive to performance variation. |
Rule of thumb: when predictability and control matter more than elasticity, Baremetal tends to be the natural choice.
Silo S3 and Backup for protection and retention
Within the ecosystem with Altatech, EnQ Digital offers object storage and remote backup options to reduce the risk of data loss.
Silo S3
Scalable cloud storage for backup, content, media and file sharing. The portfolio described on the website states compatibility with the Amazon S3 standard.
Backup
Security copies kept remotely to mitigate losses caused by failures, cyberattacks or human error.
Recommended protection architecture
| Rule | What it means |
|---|---|
| 3 copies | Production data + additional copies. |
| 2 media types | Combine different technologies or layers. |
| 1 off-site | Keep at least one copy outside the primary environment. |
Note: the 3-2-1 rule above is a market best practice and not a contractual specification published by EnQ Digital.
Goal: create a retention strategy that preserves data even when the primary environment is unavailable or compromised.
24x7 Support: specialized people when the infrastructure requires a response
The website positions support as continuous monitoring of hosted environments, before, during and after contracting. Critical infrastructure cannot rely solely on business-hours service.
What is described in the portfolio
- Human support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Direct channel via WhatsApp and contact form.
- Proactive infrastructure monitoring.
- Support included in plans, as described in the content published on the website.
Operational value
The role of support is not just to respond to tickets. In critical environments, the combination of observability, access to specialists and incident coordination reduces the time between detection, diagnosis and action.
For lean teams, this allows the internal team to focus energy on the application and the business, while the infrastructure layer remains under specialized monitoring.
Perceived differentiator: proximity of service combined with the infrastructure of regionally scaled partners.
Advanced security starts with the physical infrastructure
The published proposal combines Data Center controls, redundancy and digital-layer protection, with a focus on reducing operational and compliance risks.
Physical layer
- Access control and 24x7 security at the Data Center.
- Continuous environment monitoring.
- N+1 power and cooling redundancy.
- Infrastructure certified by recognized bodies.
Digital layer
The website states that security extends to the digital layer of the operation. As specific controls may vary by architecture and contract, items such as firewall, WAF, EDR, MFA, SIEM or immutable backup should be validated during the design of each solution.
Design principle: defense in depth
Risk is reduced when physical controls, network, identity, data, monitoring and recovery are treated as complementary layers, rather than as isolated products.
Important: security requirements should be converted into technical scope and SLA before contracting.
Customized projects: from need to technical design
In the portfolio of the EnQ Digital + Altatech partnership, customized projects include environment diagnosis, needs analysis and gap identification. Not all infrastructure fits into a standardized plan: hybrid environments, migrations, server consolidation, data retention and critical applications typically require a combination of components.
A workload-oriented approach
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Discovery | Map applications, dependencies, consumption and criticality. |
| 2. Design | Choose compute, storage, network and security strategy. |
| 3. Transition | Plan migration, provisioning and validation. |
| 4. Operation | Monitor, support and adjust capacity over time. |
Questions a good project needs to answer
- RTO / RPO: how much time and how much data can the operation afford to lose?
- Performance: what is the real CPU, RAM, I/O and network profile?
- Security: which security controls and evidence are mandatory?
- Scale: how do capacity and cost evolve with growth?
Expected outcome: an architecture sufficient for the current load, yet prepared to evolve without unnecessary redesigns.
Strategic partnerships to expand capacity and specialization
EnQ Digital presents Ascenty and Altatech as central partners of the infrastructure portfolio.
Ascenty — Data Center and connectivity
Partner for the Tier 3 Data Center where Virtual Cloud and Baremetal plans are hosted. EnQ Digital's website highlights high availability, N+1 power and cooling, and 24x7 physical security.
Altatech — Cloud, Baremetal, S3, Backup and projects
The partnership expands the catalog with VPS, backup, Bare Metal, Colocation, Silo S3 and customized projects. The stated goal is to reduce infrastructure costs and simplify management, with solutions sized to each company's reality: tailor-made cloud, cost reduction, simplified management and security with stability.
Certifications of partner Ascenty's infrastructure
The certifications listed below are presented by EnQ Digital as credentials of the Data Center infrastructure used in partnership with Ascenty — not as EnQ Digital's own corporate certifications.
| Certification | Scope |
|---|---|
| Uptime Tier III | Design and Facility |
| ISO 27001 | Information security |
| ISO 9001 | Quality management |
| ISO 14001 | Environmental management |
| ISO 45001 | Occupational health and safety |
| ISO 50001 | Energy efficiency |
| ISO 22301 | Business continuity |
| PCI-DSS | Card data security |
| TIA-942 Rated 3 | Infrastructure resilience |
| Carbon Neutral | Sustainability practices |
Note: coverage per unit may vary. Validate the certification applicable to the chosen Data Center at the time of contracting.
Which solution tends to fit best with each scenario?
The table below is an architecture guideline based on published characteristics. Final sizing should take into account consumption, SLA, security and budget.
| Scenario | Cloud | Baremetal | Colocation | S3/Backup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web application / API | Strong | Possible | Low | Complementary |
| Intensive database | Possible | Strong | Possible | Complementary |
| Own hardware | Low | Low | Strong | Complementary |
| Backup / retention | Low | Low | Low | Strong |
| Staging / testing | Strong | Possible | Low | Complementary |
| Physical isolation | Low | Strong | Strong | Complementary |
| Variable growth | Strong | Medium | Low | Strong |
Criteria that close the decision
- Performance: CPU, memory, IOPS, throughput and latency.
- Availability: impact of downtime and maintenance windows.
- Data protection: retention, RPO, RTO and off-site copies.
- Security and compliance: isolation, evidence, auditing and mandatory controls.
- Economics: CAPEX versus OPEX and the cost of growth.
From your current infrastructure to an architecture prepared to grow
EnQ Digital invites companies to evaluate their current scenario and receive a tailor-made proposal for their environment, with no commitment at this stage.
Recommended journey
| Stage | Scope |
|---|---|
| 1. Inventory | Servers, VMs, databases, storage, networks and dependencies. |
| 2. Baseline | Actual CPU, RAM, I/O, network usage, growth and windows. |
| 3. Architecture | Combination of Cloud, Baremetal, Colocation, S3 and Backup. |
| 4. Transition plan | Sequencing, testing, rollback and acceptance criteria. |
| 5. Operation | Support, monitoring, capacity and continuous evolution. |
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Sources used and remarks
This e-book was prepared based on the public content of the EnQ Digital website as consulted on 08/22/2026. Commercial information, prices, certifications and availability should be confirmed before contracting.
Pages consulted
- Institutional website: www.enqdigital.com.br
- Products and Services: www.enqdigital.com.br/produtos
- EnQ Digital and Altatech partnership: www.enqdigital.com.br/parceria-altatech
- EnQ Digital / Ascenty Data Center: www.enqdigital.com.br/parceria-ascenty
- Data Center certifications: www.enqdigital.com.br/certificacoes-parceiros
- Catalog / Osasco Colocation: www.enqdigital.com.br/produto/colocation-osasco-1-full-rack-e-3kva
Editorial note
The architectural benefits, use-case scenarios and recommendations presented in this material were organized for educational and commercial purposes. Where a best-practice recommendation is not a specification published by EnQ Digital, the text identifies this distinction.
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