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Who is Opus Interactive?
Opus Interactive is a cloud and colocation services provider that delivers hybrid IT infrastructure solutions from enterprise-class data centers.
- Hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure services for enterprise and public sector workloads
- Colocation hosting in third-party, carrier-neutral data centers with focus on efficiency and uptime
- Managed cloud services for VMware-based environments and other virtualized workloads (cloud infrastructure)
- Disaster Recovery (DR), backup, and business continuity services (data protection)
- Consulting and managed services for workload placement, optimization, and ongoing infrastructure operations
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More About Opus Interactive
Opus Interactive provides hybrid cloud, colocation, and managed infrastructure services designed for organizations that require predictable performance, governance, and control over mission-critical workloads. The company operates within enterprise-class, carrier-neutral data centers and focuses on environments where customers need to blend private cloud, public cloud, and on-premises (on-prem) resources under a consistent operational model.
The portfolio typically aligns with categories such as infrastructure as a service (IaaS), managed hosting, colocation, and DR as a service (data protection). Opus Interactive designs and manages virtualized environments, often built on VMware-based stacks (cloud infrastructure), with options for dedicated or shared resource pools. Customers can place workloads in Opus-operated infrastructure, use the facilities for traditional colocation with customer-owned hardware, or combine both in a hybrid topology.
From an architectural perspective, Opus Interactive implementations generally use multi-tenant and single-tenant clusters, enterprise storage platforms, and redundant network fabrics in Tier-ready facilities. The company emphasizes connectivity options through carrier-neutral Points of Presence (PoP), allowing customers to interconnect with multiple network providers and, where applicable, major public cloud platforms. These capabilities support architectures that span private clouds, hosted environments, and external hyperscale services.
For enterprise and institutional users, the services address use cases such as hosting line-of-business applications, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), ERP and database systems, web and application tiers, and development and test environments. DR and backup offerings (data protection) are positioned for organizations that require geographic redundancy, failover capabilities, and recoverability aligned with defined recovery time and recovery point objectives. Managed services layers can include monitoring, patching, capacity planning, and support for compliance-driven environments.
Within a marketplace or directory context, Opus Interactive fits into categories including cloud infrastructure providers (IaaS), colocation services, managed cloud and hosting, and DR and backup. The company focuses on customers that want hosted infrastructure with structured Service Level Agreements (SLAs), visibility into resource consumption, and the ability to extend or integrate with existing data center or cloud investments. Its portfolio is oriented toward organizations seeking enterprise-grade facilities, managed virtualization platforms, and hybrid deployment models rather than fully unmanaged commodity hosting.
Our description of Opus Interactive. Updated December 2025.
