Set up infrastructure that doesn't assume fast, always-on connectivity.
Infrastructure designed for the demo connection fails on the real one.
The story
The gap between a data-centre specification and a Namibian link is not a rounding error. It is the difference between an architecture that works and one that generates support tickets, measured in latency budgets, bandwidth ceilings, and what happens when both drop to zero.
We design infrastructure around the link that exists: local caching where the round trip is too long, edge deployments where the region matters, and update paths that survive a connection that dies halfway through.
The deployment base for our self-hosted agent platform was built this way. The product ended; the infrastructure practice did not.
Where it sits. Registered under Information and Communications Technology on the legal record. The company page carries the registration detail in full.
What gets delivered
- Infrastructure design measured against your real link profile
- Local caching and edge deployment where latency demands it
- Deployment and update paths that survive interrupted transfers
- Hosting environments sized for the power and connectivity you have
- Failover behaviour specified in the design, not discovered at launch
Case study
The Tangison Agent deployment base
The infrastructure that carried a self-hosted agent platform: deployment environments and network behaviour built for links that drop and recover.
The product is discontinued. The deployment base and the engineering practice behind it continue in current client work.
Product discontinued. Practice continues.
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Other ways we help.
- Keep your systems running when the internet drops or the power doesn't cooperate.
- Keep your AI running on your own infrastructure instead of someone else's cloud.
- Get a straight answer on which tech decision actually holds up under scrutiny.
- Get a system built in-house that no off-the-shelf tool quite does for your business.