Rough assumptions for departments running largely outside our visibility. City Attorney is a Hyper-V shop (not in the VMware or CrowdStrike feeds); MTA inventory is pending; DA runs a separate CrowdStrike tenant; and other smaller independent shops remain outside this view. One-time inventory exports will replace these with real counts — as just happened for PUC, DPH, and SFO (see citywide footprint below). The 6-month citywide infrastructure survey will establish the complete baseline.
Where Are the Servers?
All City servers by hosting environment (measured + self-reported)
Cloud Servers by Provider
841 cloud servers across 4 providers (Wiz inventory)
SFCloud Server Reduction — Progress vs. Target
On-premises servers in DT's central datacenters, tracked since 2024 against the Cloud 2030 reduction targets.
Department-Managed Servers
The 2,875 servers outside the centralized SFCloud stack and approved cloud, split by funding source. Includes self-reported enterprise departments (PUC, DPH, SFO) marked ~. General Fund draws on shared City revenue; non-General-Fund is enterprise or set-aside funded (different migration economics).
General Fund
--Funded by shared City revenue
Non-General Fund
--Enterprise / set-aside funded (DBI, RET, PUC, AIR, MTA, PRT, LIB)