Hosting Providers

We engineer the control plane, capacity and operations systems that hosting providers use to run infrastructure for their customers. That covers the software that provisions and manages servers, the tooling that tracks capacity, and the observability that shows how the platform is performing.

A control plane is the software that decides what runs where across a hosting platform. It handles requests to start, stop and scale servers, keeps track of available capacity, and applies the rules customers have set. If it is slow or unreliable, every customer on the platform notices.

Yes. We built the official observability solution for a major cloud gaming platform, with SDKs in C++, C# and Go and integrations for Unreal and Unity. The platform's customers use it to monitor their own servers.

Yes. Our team has designed fleet management systems for large multiplayer games. For a multiplayer FPS, we delivered a production-ready Linux server, hardware performance analysis and a vendor evaluation before launch. Terminal Velocity is also part of Rocket Science Group alongside Multiplay, which hosts game servers.

Yes. We look at how demand on your platform changes over time and what that means for hardware, regions and cost, then build the tooling your team needs to plan ahead. One of our cost audits halved a client's monthly infrastructure bill.