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Who is Amaze?
Amaze is an Australian managed cloud and IT services provider that designs, hosts, and operates infrastructure and application environments for business and government customers.
- Managed cloud hosting and infrastructure services for enterprise workloads (cloud services).
- Colocation, data centre, and network connectivity services for hybrid IT deployments (data centre and networking).
- Managed IT services, including monitoring, support, and maintenance of customer environments (managed services).
- Consulting and architecture services for cloud migration, optimisation, and security hardening (IT consulting).
- Business continuity, backup, and Disaster Recovery (DR) solutions for mission-critical systems (resilience and continuity).
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More About Amaze
Amaze operates as a managed service provider focused on cloud, infrastructure, and IT operations for organisations that require hosted or hybrid environments with defined service levels and governance models.
The company’s offerings typically cover design, build, and ongoing management of infrastructure spanning virtualised compute, storage, and networking, using architectures that align with enterprise patterns such as multi-tier applications, Virtual Private Network (VPN) or private network connectivity, and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).
Amaze delivers managed cloud hosting and infrastructure services (cloud services) that support line-of-business applications, websites, and internal systems, often integrating with customers’ existing environments through IPsec VPNs, Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), or private interconnects where required.
Colocation and data centre services (data centre and networking) allow customers to host physical servers and equipment in Amaze facilities while leveraging redundant power, cooling, and carrier connectivity; these services are generally positioned for hybrid deployments where some workloads remain on dedicated hardware while others run on managed cloud platforms.
Managed IT services (managed services) from Amaze typically include 24/7 monitoring, incident response, system administration, patching, and performance tuning, with tooling based on standard enterprise practices such as SNMP-based monitoring, log collection, and ticketing systems integrated with IT service management workflows.
The organisation also provides consulting and architecture services (IT consulting) that address cloud migration planning, workload assessment, security hardening against common threats, and alignment with frameworks such as shared responsibility models in cloud, network segmentation, and backup and retention policies that correspond to customer compliance objectives.
Business continuity, backup, and DR capabilities (resilience and continuity) offered by Amaze generally involve offsite replication of data, image-based server backups, and recovery runbooks that define Data Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and RTO targets, enabling organisations to restore services after infrastructure or site-level incidents.
For enterprise and institutional buyers, Amaze can function as an outsourced infrastructure and operations partner, supplying hosted platforms, managed network and security layers, and operational support under Service Level Agreements (SLAs), positioned in marketplace taxonomies under managed cloud hosting, data centre and colocation, managed IT services, and business continuity and DR.
Our description of Amaze. Updated December 2025.
