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Public Cloud, Private Cloud e Virtual Data Center (VDC) em uma plataforma que vai redefinir sua experiência com infraestrutura sob demanda.

Designed to support critical applications, data, and innovation with predictability and control, WCI allows companies to run compute, storage, and networking on demand, adjusting resources as applications grow.
The platform makes it possible to structure environments in Public Cloud, Private Cloud, or Virtual Data Center, combining elasticity, sovereignty, control, and predictability for different workloads.
Elasticity and speed for modern applications
Dedicated environments with governance and predictability
Full control over networking, compute, and storage
it is born from the right decision
The difference is not only in what WCI delivers, but especially in what it eliminates. Discover it.
— the ones you use today and the ones you will need tomorrow
Instance families built for different workloads, from test environments to critical applications.
Control of virtual networks, traffic segmentation, and secure connectivity configuration.
Configurable storage volumes for applications, databases, and operational data.
Load balancing, auto scaling, and monitoring to keep applications always available.
Environments built for modern container-based applications.
Investing in robust, reliable infrastructure is also a way of looking to the future.

Wevy is the first Latin American multinational in cloud computing.
Digital infrastructure that delivers autonomy and predictability
Software modernization platform with no refactoring
Monitoring, support, and sustainment for critical infrastructures
Custom dashboards and enterprise apps built from simple prompts
FAQ
Cloud infrastructure, or cloud computing, is a model in which IT resources such as compute, storage, and networking are delivered over the internet on demand. Instead of buying and maintaining physical servers in their own data center, companies use virtualized infrastructure and pay only for the resources they consume. In WCI, this infrastructure is delivered as a service, allowing companies to create virtual machines, networks, storage volumes, and databases in a fast, scalable, and secure way.
In WCI (Wevy Cloud Infrastructure), this infrastructure is delivered as a service, allowing you to create virtual machines, networks, storage volumes, and databases quickly, scalably, and securely.
These three models represent different ways of structuring cloud infrastructure:
In WCI, these models can be used independently or combined, depending on the needs of each workload.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is a cloud computing model in which companies use infrastructure resources — such as virtual machines, storage, and networking — without having to invest in their own hardware. With IaaS, companies consume infrastructure on demand and adjust capacity according to application needs. This reduces upfront investment in data centers and increases flexibility to grow or adapt the architecture.
WCI operates as an IaaS platform, enabling companies to run complete cloud infrastructure environments with scalability and governance.
Data sovereignty refers to control over where data is stored and under which jurisdictions and policies it is managed. In corporate environments, this is especially important for companies that handle sensitive data, need to meet regulatory requirements, or want greater control over their infrastructure.
With WCI, environments can be structured to ensure greater control over data location and governance, helping companies balance cloud flexibility with security and compliance requirements.
The cost of cloud infrastructure depends on several factors, such as the number of virtual machines, storage capacity, network usage, and the level of availability required by the applications.
In cloud computing models, resources are consumed on demand. This means the company pays only for the actual use of compute, storage, and networking, and can adjust capacity as applications grow.
In WCI (Wevy Cloud Infrastructure), the pricing model follows this consumption-based logic, but with one important difference: the infrastructure is billed in local currency, avoiding exposure to exchange-rate fluctuations that are common in international cloud platforms.
In addition, the WCI management dashboard makes it possible to track consumption, analyze usage trends, and forecast infrastructure costs over time, bringing more financial predictability to the operation.
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