iWV (ICONZ-Webvisions Pte Ltd)

Cloud hosting and managed services come from ICONZ-Webvisions Pte Ltd, which trades as iWV, operating from a Tier 3 data centre. The company says its platform suits companies that want to shift their programs from local servers to hosted infrastructure, web agencies that manage large numbers of client sites, and small and mid-sized businesses. It also offers security and managed IT packages alongside its infrastructure.

Cloud servers, dedicated hardware and colocation

The core offer is an SSD-based virtual private cloud that can run Windows or one of eight Linux distributions, and the company says it helps customers get to market faster and cut costs. Dedicated servers give full processing capacity to demanding workloads, while bare metal and colocation options let companies consolidate their data centres. A dedicated private cloud and a cloud backup service built on Acronis are also listed in the range.

Managed platforms for specific software

Managed services include operation of Alibaba Cloud environments and of SUSE Linux products, including SUSE Enterprise Server, SUSE Enterprise for SAP HANA and openSUSE. The company offers its cloud certified engineers to design, secure and run a client's public cloud according to that client's requirements. Some deployments are described as simple, with one-click set-up for applications.

Managed WordPress, email and business apps

WordPress hosting plans for agencies and professionals use a powerful all-in-one control panel and come with managed support. Business apps include Microsoft Office 365, a startup suite, and managed Nextcloud for file sharing and collaboration. For security, iWV lists cyber security offers with zero-trust access management and protection of web applications against attack. Its managed IT package, ServicePaq, is presented as support from end-user help through to infrastructure management, aimed at reducing downtime and supporting growth. The data centre is described as Tier 3 under the TIA-942 standard, and the company says its managed services sit beside its hosting so that one team can look after both the platform and the applications running on it.