01 advised
Sovereign Cloud Strategy
For organizations that must answer — to a regulator, a ministry, a customer, or their
own board — where the data lives, who can compel access to it, and what happens when a
foreign legal order arrives. We map your compliance obligations to concrete substrate
choices: which workloads may stay on a hyperscaler, which need European infrastructure,
and which belong on hardware you control.
- Jurisdiction analysis: GDPR, sector rules, and the extraterritorial reach of non-EU law on your current stack.
- Substrate selection: hyperscaler sovereign offerings vs European providers vs on-premises — costed, not ideological.
- An exit-tested architecture: sovereignty you cannot migrate to is a press release, not a property.
Deliverable: a prioritized action plan — the compliance position, the target
architecture, and the order of moves.
02 managed
Managed Sovereign Cloud
A multi-tenant Kubernetes platform on European infrastructure, run by the people who
designed it — operated, not just hosted. You get the run-cost profile
of European infrastructure and the jurisdiction to match, without hiring a platform
team: patching, upgrades, scaling, backups, and incident response are the service, and
they are covered by the support tiers below.
The honest pitch: not every workload belongs here, and we will not
pretend otherwise. Every platform engagement starts with the audit — and when the audit
says the hyperscaler is still your best option, that is the verdict you get. A platform
provider that audits its own case against you taking it is the conflict-of-interest
policy working as designed.
- European infrastructure, European jurisdiction, contractually stated data residency.
- Golden paths for deployment — your team ships; we keep the substrate boring.
- Monthly service, no lock-in by design: the same discipline we preach on exits applies to our own platform.
03
SRE & Support
Platforms fail at 3 a.m. or not at all. Support for the managed platform comes in three
tiers, so you pay for the coverage your risk actually requires:
Exact response targets are stated in the service agreement — written down before the
first contract, kept afterwards.
