Manufacturing and IoT

Cloud infrastructure for manufacturing and IoT

Connect plants over encrypted tunnels, collect machine and sensor data on infrastructure you control, and run ERP and supply-chain systems in India at a fixed monthly price in rupees.

Site-to-site VPN for every plantERP-ready Windows and Linux VMsData stays in India
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In short

What does Neon Cloud offer manufacturers and IoT platforms?

Neon Cloud connects plants, warehouses and offices to private networks over encrypted site-to-site VPNs, and runs the systems behind them: ERP, MES and supply-chain applications on Linux or Windows Server VMs, IoT platforms with the message broker and time-series database of your choice on VMs or managed Kubernetes, and object storage for sensor history and documents. Prices are fixed per resource per month in rupees, and data stays in India.

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Best for
Discrete and process manufacturers, auto-component and electronics makers, and IoT platform companies.
Typical setup
A site-to-site VPN per plant, ERP on Windows Server VMs, an IoT stack on Kubernetes and sensor history in object storage.
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 do manufacturers need from a cloud?

Plants, machines and the ERP all have to work together, every shift.

A secure link from every plant

Each plant, warehouse and office needs a private, encrypted connection to central systems, without exposing machines to the internet.

Machine data that never stops

Sensors and machines send readings around the clock. The platform that receives them has to keep up and keep the history.

An ERP that runs the business

Planning, inventory, purchasing and finance live in the ERP, and month-end and quarter-end closes put it under the most load.

Costs finance can plan

Manufacturing runs on budgets, and dollar-priced cloud bills that change every month are hard to fit into them.

Reference architecture

What does a typical manufacturing setup look like?

Plants connect over IPsec tunnels into a private network; device data flows to an IoT stack on Kubernetes, and the ERP runs on Windows Server VMs beside it.

Private network (VPC)SITESPlantsMachines and sensorsWarehousesStock and dispatchEngineersClient VPNCONNECTVPN gatewayIPsec site-to-siteDedicated firewallIPS between networksAPPLICATIONSIoT platformBroker on KubernetesERPWindows Server VMsDashboardsPlant and line viewsDATATelemetry databaseNVMe block storageSensor historyObject storageBackupsNightly · in India
A starting point, not a fixed design: our engineers size it with you.
  1. Map the sites

    List your plants, warehouses and systems. We plan the tunnels, networks and sizing with your IT and plant teams.

  2. Connect one plant

    Set up the tunnel and firewall rules for a first plant and check the data flow end to end.

  3. Move the ERP

    Migrate the ERP over a weekend away from month-end, with your ERP partner involved.

  4. Roll out

    Connect the remaining sites one at a time, and hand day-to-day operations to managed services if you want to.

Security and compliance

How does Neon Cloud help secure connected operations?

Connecting plants to the cloud should never open plant networks to the internet.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited.
  • Plants connect over encrypted IPsec site-to-site tunnels, not over the open internet.
  • A dedicated firewall with intrusion prevention and application control between plant networks and central systems.
  • Security groups that open only the ports each system needs, and client VPN with multi-factor sign-in for engineers and vendors.
  • Production, design and business data stays in India.
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited, for customer and supplier audits.

Machines and controllers on the plant floor stay on your own network and hardware; Neon Cloud hosts the central systems they report to.

Use cases

What do manufacturers run on Neon Cloud?

From the ERP to the sensor on the line.

ERP hosting

SAP Business One, Tally, Microsoft Dynamics and other ERPs on memory-optimized Windows or Linux VMs.

IoT and telemetry platforms

Message brokers, ingestion services and time-series databases for machine and sensor data, on Kubernetes or VMs.

Production and quality systems

MES, quality and traceability applications, connected to every plant over site-to-site VPNs.

Dealer and supplier portals

Ordering, warranty and supplier portals behind a load balancer and firewall.

Predictive maintenance

Models that spot failing machines from sensor history, on memory-optimized VMs or cloud GPUs.

Drawings and documents

CAD files, drawings and quality records in object storage, with versioning.

Manufacturers including Avon Cycles, Hero Ecotech, Microtek and Elofic run on Neon Cloud.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Neon Cloud for manufacturing and IoT.

  • Yes. Each plant connects through an IPsec site-to-site VPN gateway into your private network, and a dedicated firewall can sit between plant networks and central systems. Engineers and vendors use client VPN for remote access.

Connect your first plant

Tell us about your plants, machines and ERP. We'll design the network, size the systems and show you the monthly cost.