Obicorp builds and runs containerised infrastructure — Docker, Docker Swarm, Kubernetes — secured with a Zero Trust approach and deployed through GitOps. And when the tool you need doesn't exist, we build it.
Most projects don't break in the middle — they break at the seams: between whoever writes the code, whoever deploys it and whoever hosts it. At Obicorp, those three are the same team.
We host your applications on servers located in France, in containerised environments that we monitor and keep patched.
Infrastructure that is exposed is infrastructure you have to defend. We would rather expose nothing at all: access runs through outbound tunnels behind strong authentication.
What runs in production is what lives in Git. Every change is reviewed, traced, replayable — and reversible with a single command.
When no off-the-shelf product matches the way you work, we build the application that does — and we host it.
We start from your real constraints: volumes, seasonality, regulatory obligations, budget, in-house skills. The architecture follows from those — never the other way round.
A brochure site does not need a Kubernetes cluster. We propose the level of orchestration that matches your scale, and we explain why the alternatives would be money spent on a problem you don't have.
Servers, networks, deployments, backups: all described in versioned files. Your platform can be rebuilt identically, and you are not locked in to anyone.
Progressive migration, controlled DNS cutover, a rollback plan prepared and tested. Your users shouldn't have to find out that a migration happened.
Monitoring, security updates, restores verified for real, and a technical contact who already knows your platform when you call.
Because responsibility isn’t split. When an application is slow, “is it the code or the hosting?” shouldn’t turn into a game of ping-pong between suppliers. We hold both ends: we answer.
Because the exit is planned from day one. Everything we build sits on open foundations — Docker, Kubernetes, Git, PostgreSQL — and on code you own. If you decide to bring it in house or move to another provider, your platform leaves with you. That’s a guarantee, not a threat.
Because security is an architectural decision. A closed port cannot be attacked. We favour outbound tunnels, strong authentication in front of every admin interface, and backups whose restore procedure has actually been exercised — because a backup that has never been restored is only a hypothesis.
Because we say no. If Kubernetes is oversized for your needs, we’ll tell you. If an existing product already covers 90% of what you want built, we’ll tell you to buy it. A good technical partner is judged as much on the projects they talk you out of as on the ones they sell you.
Migration, redesign, taking over an existing setup or starting from scratch: tell us your context and we'll come back with a first technical opinion — no strings attached.
