IaaS Providers

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) providers in Japan give you the building blocks to run applications in the cloud: virtual machines, storage, and networking that you control through web consoles and APIs. You can automate deployments, set up monitoring, and architect for disaster recovery or multi-account setups.

These platforms focus on domestic data centers, predictable performance, and practical compatibility with common tools. Many offer managed options like Kubernetes or databases when you want them, but you stay in control of the core infrastructure.

ISMAP registration means the service meets Japan’s government security standards, making it easier for public sector agencies and regulated companies to get approval for cloud adoption.

Data centers in multiple Japan regions (like Tokyo and Osaka) let you build resilient setups that survive regional outages and keep latency low for users across the country.

OpenStack-compatible APIs let you use standard tools like Terraform and familiar SDKs, making it easier to move workloads between providers or manage hybrid setups without rewriting everything.

S3-compatible object storage means your existing backup tools, logging systems, and client libraries work without changes, simplifying migration from AWS or other S3-compatible platforms.

GPU instances speed up machine learning training, rendering, and scientific computing, though they cost more and availability varies by provider and GPU model.

10 Gbps networking handles data-heavy workloads and high-traffic communication between servers; actual speeds depend on your setup and how busy the network is.