Hong Kong boundary
Private cloud, security and monitoring
Reference architectureCONTROL DOSSIER
A regional control plane with visible boundaries.
The diagram is an assessment tool. Routes, services, locations and data flows remain subject to technical, commercial and legal review.
Illustrative topology
One view of infrastructure, access, protection and recovery.
Gold lines describe architecture relationships. Red marks the currently selected design path—not an urgent alert or guaranteed route.
Operating sites
Offices, plants, stores, users and partners
Optional services
Only after placement and data-flow review
Recovery copies
Locations and objectives remain workload-specific
Data boundaries
Record data placement at copy level.
A single “hosted in Hong Kong” label is not enough for architecture or regulatory review.
Production data
System of record, application owners, classification and proposed location TBD.
Availability copies
Replication method, lag, failure behavior and location TBD.
Security and operations data
Sources, access, retention, export and location TBD.
Recovery copies
Frequency, retention, immutability, keys, restore test and location TBD.
Worked questions
An evidence-safe ERP scenario.
No customer, platform or performance result is implied.
Illustrative regional ERP architecture scenario
A non-customer scenario showing how an ERP workload could be assessed for Hong Kong private cloud and mainland operating sites.
Turn regional requirements into an architecture your teams can review.
Start with workload placement, connectivity, data flows, recovery objectives, migration risk and the full commercial scope.