Infrastructure / Sovereign

Sovereign cloud, without the theatre

Sovereignty is a jurisdiction and an operating model, not a sticker. Everything we do on the subject is on this page: the strategy work, the platform we operate, and the support behind it.

audit → fix → the platform runs the result

Abstract dark-blue topology of orthogonal foundation lines — the substrate everything rests on

What sovereign means here

Sovereign means you can answer three questions. Where does the data live? Who can be compelled to hand it over? And what happens when a foreign legal order arrives?

Two ways to get there: strategy you run (advised), or a European platform we operate (managed). Every platform engagement starts with the audit, and when the audit says the hyperscaler is still your best option, that is the answer you get. A platform provider that audits the case against its own platform is the conflict-of-interest policy working as designed.

Server racks behind locked steel mesh security cages in a clean data-centre hall
advised

Sovereign cloud strategy

For organizations that must answer to a regulator, a ministry, a customer or their own board. 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, European providers or 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.

managed

Managed sovereign cloud

A multi-tenant Kubernetes platform on European infrastructure, run by the people who designed it — operated, not just hosted. Patching, upgrades, scaling, backups and incident response are the service. You get the run-cost profile of European infrastructure and the jurisdiction to match, without hiring a platform team.

  • 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 exit discipline we preach applies to our own platform.

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.

TierCoverageFits
Business hours Working-day response, monitored platform, scheduled maintenance Internal tools, staging estates, non-critical workloads
Extended Early-to-late coverage across European business time Customer-facing systems with forgiving nights
24/7 Around-the-clock incident response Revenue-critical and regulated production

Exact response targets are written into the service agreement before the first contract, and kept afterwards.

A signed decision memo with a fountain pen and reading glasses on a boardroom table

Where does your data have to live?

A 30-minute scoping call: your constraints, your workloads, and whether the answer is strategy, our platform, or staying exactly where you are.