Government and PSU

Sovereign cloud for government and public sector undertakings

Host citizen services, department applications and data platforms on infrastructure in India, operated by an Indian company, with each department on its own isolated network.

Data stays in IndiaOperated by an Indian companyISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified
Department networksone VPC eachRevenueIsolatedHealthIsolatedEducationIsolatedCitizen servicesOnlineLoad-balanced across three VMsChange logby nameFirewall rule changeApprovedOS patch windowScheduledNew user accessLoggedBackup verifiedDoneData stays in IndiaISO/IEC 27001:2022

In short

What does Neon Cloud offer government departments and PSUs?

Neon Cloud is a sovereign cloud: infrastructure in India, operated by an Indian company, with data and backups kept in India. Departments and PSUs get virtual machines, managed Kubernetes, storage and private networks priced in rupees, a separate VPC for each department or project, and managed services that cover patching, monitoring, change approvals and evidence for audits. Share your procurement route and documentation needs, and we'll tell you plainly what we can provide.

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Best for
Central and state departments, PSUs, municipal bodies, public universities and the system integrators who deliver their projects.
Typical setup
A VPC per department, load-balanced citizen portals, databases on NVMe volumes and managed operations.
Where your data lives
In India, in our Delhi NCR region. Backups stay in India too.
How it's billed
In rupees, a fixed monthly price per resource, excluding GST.
Security assurance
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited.
Support and uptime
24/7 support and a 99.95% uptime SLA on the Essential and Premium plans (99.9% on Starter).

The challenge

What does the public sector need from a cloud?

Public systems carry public data and public accountability.

Sovereignty and control

Public data should stay in India, with a provider that operates under Indian law and jurisdiction.

Separation between departments

Each department, project or vendor needs its own network and access rules, so a problem in one system stays contained.

Services citizens can rely on

Portals for applications, payments and certificates see their heaviest days around deadlines, and must stay available.

Accountability for every change

Audits mean every change should be approved, recorded and traceable to a named person.

Reference architecture

What does a typical government setup look like?

Citizens reach the portal through a firewall and load balancer; each department runs in its own private network, and offices connect over encrypted tunnels.

Private network (VPC)ACCESSCitizensPortal and mobile appDepartment officesSite-to-site VPNOfficialsClient VPN with MFAENTRYDedicated firewallIPS · web filteringLoad balancerHTTPS · health checksAPPLICATIONSCitizen portalLoad-balanced VMsDepartment appsKubernetes, VPC eachRecords systemPrivate subnetDATADatabasesNVMe block storageDocument archiveObject storageBackupsKept in India
A starting point, not a fixed design: our engineers size it with you.
  1. Requirements

    Share the project's security, documentation and procurement requirements. We confirm in writing what we can meet.

  2. Design

    Our engineers plan networks per department, sizing, backups and monitoring with your IT team or system integrator.

  3. Migrate

    Applications move in planned windows, the least critical first, each with a rollback plan.

  4. Operate

    Managed services run patching, monitoring and change approvals, with reports ready for audits.

Security and compliance

How does Neon Cloud support data sovereignty in the public sector?

Sovereignty is about where data lives, who operates the platform and which laws apply.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited.
  • Data and backups stay in India, on infrastructure operated by an Indian company.
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited, with the certificate and report available under NDA.
  • Each department or project on its own VPC, with access by role, multi-factor sign-in and an audit log of every change.
  • SOCaaS collects logs centrally and keeps them for 180 days, the period CERT-In's 2022 directions require, to support incident investigation and reporting.
  • Personal data processed in line with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, with a data processing agreement on request.

Procurement rules differ by department and scheme. Share your tender or procurement requirements and we'll confirm which ones we meet before you commit.

Use cases

What do public sector teams run on Neon Cloud?

Citizen-facing services and the systems behind them.

Citizen service portals

Applications, payments, certificates and grievance portals behind a load balancer, sized for deadline days.

Department applications

Case management, file tracking and workflow systems, each department on its own VPC.

Records and document archives

Scanned files and records in S3-compatible object storage, with versioning and lifecycle rules.

Data and reporting platforms

Dashboards and reports on memory-optimized VMs, with the source data kept in India.

PSU enterprise systems

ERP, HR and finance systems on Windows Server or Linux, with SQL Server licences billed monthly.

Smart city and field projects

Sensor and device data from field sites over site-to-site VPNs into private networks.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Neon Cloud for government and PSUs.

  • Yes. Neon Cloud is operated by an Indian company, and your data, including backups, stays in India unless you move it. It runs in a data centre colocated in a Tier III facility in Delhi NCR (Noida).

Share your project's requirements

Send us the tender or the requirements document. We'll confirm what we can meet and size the setup with you.