Infrastructure you can locate.
ORUNVAULT is designed around infrastructure whose location, boundaries, and data paths customers can actually understand — not a black box.
Conceptual architecture
A simplified view of how a request is designed to flow through ORUNVAULT infrastructure. This represents conceptual design intent, not a confirmed operational deployment.
Customer
ORUNVAULT Network
Firewall / Load Balancer
Compute Cluster
Compute / Database / Object Storage
Encrypted Backup
Recovery Infrastructure
What we can confirm today
ORUNVAULT does not publish carrier names, rack counts, server models, storage capacity, uptime figures, redundancy levels, facility certifications, bandwidth, or power design until they are explicitly confirmed. Here is what is confirmed today.
- Region
- Lagos, Nigeria
- Availability architecture
- Coming soon
- Network providers
- To be announced
- Infrastructure details
- Published as services become operational
The figures below are a hypothetical example of how an infrastructure specification sheet could look once real specifications are confirmed. They do not represent ORUNVAULT's actual infrastructure, carriers, or capacity.
Example infrastructure specification sheet
- Example region
- Lagos, Nigeria — Region 1 (illustrative)
- Example rack footprint
- 12 racks (example figure)
- Example network uplinks
- Dual 10 Gbps uplinks (example figure)
- Example power design
- N+1 backup power (example figure)
- Example connectivity
- Two upstream carriers (illustrative, unnamed)
Ask us about infrastructure specifics
Talk to an engineer about the confirmed and planned details of ORUNVAULT infrastructure.