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Managed Services

Cloud Choice™Managed GitLab and Claude, where you need them.

Choose where GitLab runs, how engineers access AI tools and which operations OTTRA takes on. Keep data, access and ownership clear.

You choose the setup. We agree our operating scope with you.

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David Tacheny

CTO, Enterprise DevSecOps and AI

Enterprise platforms, secure delivery and AI workflows.

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Nick Lotz

DevSecOps Lead

DevSecOps, infrastructure automation and AI workflows.

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Choose where GitLab runs

Compare hosting, operations and where OTTRA helps.

Choose the hosting route. Agree the operating owner.

GitLab.com or
GitLab Dedicated

Shared SaaS or a single-tenant instance

Who hosts
GitLab
Who operates
GitLab
Where OTTRA helps
Configuration, pipelines and migration

Your Cloud

Who hosts
A cloud account you own
Who operates
OTTRA, within the agreed scope
Where OTTRA helps
Monitoring, maintenance and upgrades

Our Cloud

By enquiry

Who hosts
A provider agreed with OTTRA
Who operates
OTTRA, subject to the agreed setup
Where OTTRA helps
Hosting location and operating responsibilities

Choose how you access Claude

Claude access is a separate choice from GitLab hosting.

Engineer
Prompt + allowed context
Response for review
Model service
Claude’s provider and processing route are a separate choice.

Claude Enterprise

Access Claude Code through Anthropic’s hosted service, with central sign-in and user controls.

Your Cloud

Use a supported provider in your cloud account, such as Amazon Bedrock. Verify model and endpoint availability, authentication, routing, data handling and billing before integration.

Our Cloud

For an OTTRA-hosted platform enquiry, scope the connection to a Claude provider. Agree who operates it and where the provider processes requests.

The operating agreement

Agree who operates each part.

Hosting and operations are separate decisions. Record the owners before work starts.

Your team
Sets priorities, acceptance criteria and approval for significant changes.
OTTRA
Owns the configuration, maintenance and operating work in the agreed scope.
Provider
Supplies hosting or model services under the selected provider’s terms.

Zero-touch operations. You stay in control.

When OTTRA operates GitLab for you, your engineers don’t need to touch the routine operating work. We run monitoring, maintenance and monthly upgrades through automated, repeatable pipelines, with rollback ready at every step.

Your team still sets the maintenance windows, approves significant changes and decides on recovery. Zero-touch means no operating work for your team. It doesn’t mean decisions are made without you.

Applies to GitLab that OTTRA operates in your cloud account or ours. On GitLab.com and GitLab Dedicated, GitLab operates the platform.

The routine work runs itself. The switch stays with you.

Service levels when OTTRA operates GitLab

For managed GitLab in your cloud account, or in ours by enquiry.

Uptime SLA
99.9%
For the managed GitLab infrastructure.
Critical response
1 hour
When GitLab is completely unavailable, with a 4-hour resolution target.
Major response
4 hours
When major functionality is affected, with an 8-hour resolution target.
Monitoring
24/7
Prometheus and Grafana dashboards, early-warning alerts and first-line support from GitLab specialists.
Upgrades
Monthly
On the latest supported GitLab release, in agreed maintenance windows, with rollback ready at every step.

Before we operate

Agree network routes, identity and administrator access, runners, storage, integrations and handover. Record monitoring, maintenance, upgrades, backups and restore checks, plus incident owners, support coverage, escalation and the recovery decision-maker.

Confirm change approvals and how operating evidence is shared. Cloud accounts, billing, subscriptions and usage charges remain separate from OTTRA’s service; include existing commitments and procurement constraints.

Sovereignty by design

Start with the control your organisation needs. UKAI’s sovereignty framework considers ownership, autonomy, control and resilience: the ability to govern and sustain essential AI, beyond a data centre’s address. Read UKAI’s framework.

Where it runs is one part of who controls it.

UK-hosted platforms

Choose UK locations for repositories and backups. Establish access and operating ownership. Check each AI service’s processing and storage route separately.

UK-controlled AI infrastructure

Consider UK-controlled compute with a model licensed for deployment there. Establish who administers it, manages updates and can sustain or move the service.

Customer-controlled private AI

Run a suitable deployable model in an agreed private or on-premises environment. Balance control against hardware, engineering capability, model performance and ongoing operations.

These are options to assess with you, with provider availability and OTTRA’s scope agreed for the work. Civo’s public and private AI infrastructure is one current provider example.

Check the Claude route separately

GitLab hosting does not determine Claude’s inference location. Check the provider, model, endpoint, routing, retention and terms. AWS distinguishes in-region, geographic and global inference: check current model and regional availability.

Start the conversation

Luke Burgess

Account Executive

Understanding the problem before anyone proposes a platform.

Meet Luke

Not sure which setup fits yet? That is the right place to start. Luke maps where your code and AI need to run, what has to stay under your control and which trade-offs matter, then brings in the engineers who will build and operate it.

Talk to Luke about your platform

Find the right setup.

Bring your current platform and the work you want OTTRA to manage. We agree scope, timing and cost before work starts.

Partnerships & assurance

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