The secure cloud infrastructure
to host your data in Tunisia

Deploy your services locally in Tunisia and in over 20 countries with the same quality of service

  • Tier III data center in Sousse
  • Free migration
  • No-commitment plans

Managed DRP

Cybersecurity MDR

Attack surface Monitoring

AI-powered firewall

The secure cloud
that connects Tunisia and Africa

A unique network of servers deployed in Tier III datacenters across Africa, with top-tier security and compliance.

Discover our infrastructure
  • Tier III datacenters only
  • Unified, secure
    and standardized cloud
  • Servers in Tunisia and across 20+ African countries
  • Daily backup
    of your data
  • Reinforced sovereignty
    + GDPR compliance

+ secure

  • Multi-datacenter redundancy
  • Daily backup
  • Monitored by our SOC
  • Managed firewall & antivirus
  • SSL certificate & anti-spam

+ fast

  • Guaranteed resources
  • Redis object cache
  • 100% SSD storage
  • WordPress optimization plugin
  • PageSpeed Module

+ responsible

  • 50% CPUs powered off at night
  • Lighter WebP images
  • Ecoindex audit of your pages
  • Eco-design guidance
  • Malicious bot blocking

+ practical

  • cPanel access included
  • An available & responsive team
  • Hodifly
  • WordPress Toolkit
  • Scheduled cron tasks
A 4.9* service from our African cloud experts
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Jérôme
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Erwan
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Yaram
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Ayman
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Jude
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Jean-Loïc
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Julien
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Ayman
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Julien
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Did you know?

What it takes to get a .tn domain

A .tn is not obtained like a .com: the holder must be an entity registered in Tunisia, a Tunisian resident or national, and one of the domain's DNS servers must sit in Tunisia. The first condition is down to you, the second to your host, and few hosts meet it. We run servers in Sousse, so the Tunisian DNS comes with the hosting, and we handle the registration. The .tn and the .com.tn are €19.90 a year.

The INPDP and data leaving Tunisia

In Tunisia, Law 2004-63 makes any transfer of personal data abroad subject to prior authorisation from the INPDP. The filing describes the data leaving, its nature and the destination country: its scope follows what actually leaves the territory. If your main data sits in Europe or the United States, it covers the database, the access, the logs. With our servers in Sousse, it covers only the daily backup, towards a destination you choose in Africa or in Europe.

Tunisia and Europe under the same set of rules

Tunisia has been a party to Council of Europe Convention 108 since 1 November 2017, and signed its amending protocol in May 2019, in 30th position. It is the text that also underpins data protection in the European Union, whose member states are all parties, as is Senegal, which acceded in 50th position. A backup sent to a signatory country therefore changes territory, not rules.

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