Southern Israel
Cloud and DevOps services in southern Israel
Most cloud consultancies sit in the centre of the country. G2 Cloud Solutions works from Dimona and serves businesses across the south — Be'er Sheva, Arad, Yeruham, Mitzpe Ramon and around — as well as the rest of Israel remotely. The same standard of work, without driving north for every meeting.
What we do for businesses in the south
Cloud infrastructure
an AWS or Google Cloud environment for your business, including security, backups and cost control.
Cloud migration
moving on-premises servers or shared hosting to the cloud without stopping operations.
Automation and CI/CD
automated releases for development teams instead of manual uploads.
Ongoing support
monitoring, upgrades and someone to ask — in Hebrew, in the same time zone.
Why local matters
- Face-to-face meetings when they help, without losing a day to travel.
- Understanding of small and mid-sized businesses outside the Tel Aviv bubble.
- Available during the same working hours, in Hebrew, English or Hindi.
- Remote by default — most cloud work happens remotely anyway.
Service areas
Dimona, Be'er Sheva, Arad, Yeruham, Mitzpe Ramon, Netivot, Ofakim, Ashkelon and Ashdod — and the whole of Israel remotely. Clients abroad, including the United Arab Emirates, are served fully remotely.
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Frequently asked questions
- Do you come to meetings in Be'er Sheva or Dimona?
- Yes. An introductory meeting and any important discussion can happen face to face in the area. The work itself is easier to do remotely, since it is done against the cloud anyway.
- Do you work with businesses outside the south?
- Yes, service covers the whole country and sometimes clients abroad. Being based in the south simply makes meeting easier for businesses in the area.
- My business is small. Is this relevant for me?
- Usually yes, if you have a website, a system or servers that have to keep working. You can start with a short review and recommendations rather than a large project.
- Can I get a quote with no obligation?
- Yes. A short call, then a written proposal with scope and timeline. There is no cost and no commitment until you approve it.
Tell me what you are running today
A short call, then a written plan with a cost estimate and a fixed scope. No obligation.