We built it for
ourselves first.
Oasis Stack is CloudHost’s platform initiative. CloudHost runs YallaCloud, its own public cloud, on it in production — the same portals, catalogue, billing, operations and governance any operator would run. We are not a software company selling to cloud operators. We are an operator who built the platform we needed.
The industry settled on one assumption: that a real cloud takes capital only a handful of global companies can raise. Every offer that followed is the same trade — you can have a cloud that works, or a cloud that’s yours.
We believe sovereignty should not cost you scale.
A cloud can be wholly owned, wholly governed and wholly yours, and still have the depth, the reach and the economics of a global one. Not by becoming a hyperscaler — by connecting to other clouds that made the same choice. That is the whole reason this company exists, and every decision below follows from it.
Four decisions that cost us something.
A belief is only credible if it shows up where it is expensive. Each of these is visible elsewhere on this site — they are not aspirations.
One question started Oasis Stack.
It was a question created by our own expansion, and the answer had to work for CloudHost, for partners and for clouds built around a single industry.
“How do we turn distributed infrastructure, partners and jurisdictions into one cloud operating experience?”
What execution taught us. Building the technology was only half the job. The biggest lesson was that a cloud platform cannot stop at the hypervisor: the customer experiences the whole operating system around the infrastructure. Five principles came out of it, and they still guide how Oasis Stack is designed and deployed.
A company that has run cloud for a decade.
Oasis Stack is new. The operation behind it is not.
CloudHost group figures across all of its cloud operations, not Oasis Stack platform metrics. Named customer results are published with permission.
Oasis Stack is a CloudHost initiative. Leadership, the company’s history and the rest of the group’s services are on the CloudHost corporate website.
From service provider to platform.
CloudHost Technology grew up in the UAE running cloud for its customers, then built the platform it needed to run its own.
- 2016Digital transformation and application hosting
- 2018Managed cloud services
- 2020Marketplace and multi-cloud enablement
- 2022Sovereign cloud initiatives
- 2024Oasis Stack launched
Not one cloud. A federation of them.
A single sovereign cloud solves one country’s problem and inherits a new one: it is alone, so its catalogue is only what it can build itself. The thing worth building is the layer between independently owned clouds — the Oasis Federation Core, which carries only the financial and contractual transactions that let them trade services without any of them giving up what makes them sovereign.
How the federation model worksThe rest arrives with the paperwork.
Entity details, registrations, insurances and the compliance pack belong to a deal, not a web page. They come out when there is something to sign.
Three ways to check what we say.
The claims on this page are all demonstrable somewhere else on this site.
Why Oasis Stack exists, how it works and why it is credible — one brief for your board.
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