Business offering
Nicman Group Cloud is a particular model of cloud computing that involves a distinct optimized hardware for highest performance. It is a VMware ESXi based environment that is using an underlying pool of physical computing resources fully managed by Nicman Group employees. The VMware hosting is not oversubscribed on cpu, memory and network capacity levels. We provide most sophisticated separation for customer clusters with single dashboard to manage your instances.
Features and benefits:
- Ultra-low-latency networking with sub-1ms intra-cluster communication
- Redundant 10/40Gbps backbone—non-tiered, uncapped, and built for sustained throughput
- High-performance multi-zone storage delivering 10K+ IOPS with automatic replication
- Enterprise-class compute using 3.3GHz+ CPUs across all nodes
- Flexible pricing models including usage-based billing and discounted reserved-capacity options
- Geographically distributed availability zones in Denver (CO), Bridgewater (NJ) and Winniepeg (Canada)
- End-to-end physical and logical security, aligned with modern zero-trust principles
- Privately owned and directly operated infrastructure—no third-party dependencies
- Fully redundant architecture designed with zero single points of failure
- Instant scalability with integrated backup, snapshot, and disaster-recovery capabilities
Compliance
Nicman Group maintains datacenters, processes, and operational controls aligned with HIPAA administrative, physical, and technical safeguard requirements, ensuring secure handling of protected health information across all services.
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The features and benefits of private cloud
We don't offer 200 cloud products, but focus only on very few, which we constantly optimize for performance and availability. In addition, our cloud services run on infrastructure that is 100% owned and operated by Nicman Group. Not just servers, but entire data-centers are owned by Nicman Group. This allows us to control fixed and variable costs thus provide savings over other cloud providers.
Public clouds services can implement a certain level of security but private clouds - using methods such as distinct pools of resources with access restricted to connections made from behind one organization’s firewall, dedicated leased lines and/or on-site internal hosting - can ensure that operations are kept out of the reach of prying eyes.
As a private cloud is only accessible by a single organization, that organization will have the ability to configure and manage it inline with their needs to accomplish a tailored network solution. However, this level of control removes somes the economics of the public clouds by having centralized management of the hardware.
Implementing a private cloud model can improve the allocation of resources within an organization by ensuring that the accessibility of resources to individual departments/business functions can directly and flexibly respond to their demand. Although they are not as cost effective as a public cloud services due to smaller economies of scale and increased management costs, they do make more efficient use of the computing resource than traditional LANs as they minimize the investment into unused capacity.
Even where resources (servers, networks etc.) are hosted internally, the making of virtualized operating environments means that the network is more robust to individual failures across the physical infrastructure. Virtual partitions can, for example, pull their resource from the remaining unaffected servers. In addition, where the cloud is hosted with a third party, the organization can still benefit from the physical security afforded to infrastructure hosted within data centers.