Oasis Enterprise Cloud · For enterprises and semi-government
Modernise.
Operate. Scale.
A private or hybrid cloud for your applications, data and compliance needs — built above the infrastructure you already run, with full control, predictable costs and no lock-in to any infrastructure vendor.
Self-serviceGovernedChargebackInfrastructure-agnostic
Above what you own
VMware, Kubernetes, bare metal and GPU, published as services rather than replaced.
Self-service, governed
A catalogue your teams order from, with policy enforced before provisioning.
Costs you can see
Metering and chargeback per team, per project, per environment.
One operating model
The same portal, catalogue and governance across every environment you run.
The question
How do you modernise without giving up control?
Public cloud gives your teams speed and takes away the estate. A virtualisation platform keeps the estate and leaves the speed behind. Oasis Enterprise Cloud puts a cloud operating model on the infrastructure you already own.
Why it is hard today
Private cloud, built from fragments.
Most private clouds are an inventory of tools rather than a platform: each layer bought, integrated and operated on its own.
Tool sprawl
Hypervisor, networking, storage, backup, monitoring, identity, billing and DR, each with its own vendor, console and contract.
Nowhere to govern from
Provisioning, policy, metering and tenancy live in different systems, so change is slow and governance uneven.
Compliance by spreadsheet
Audit preparation means screenshots and quarter-end sprints, not evidence the platform produces.
DR as a separate project
Recovery runs outside the primary platform, with its own runbook and its own tooling.
What it runs on
Your infrastructure, delivered as a cloud.
Nothing is replaced. The platform integrates what you run and turns it into a catalogue your teams can order from, with governance and cost visibility attached.
IntegrationsVMware estates
Keep the hypervisor and the licences you have. The platform publishes them as services.
Kubernetes
Clusters delivered from the catalogue, governed the same way as everything else.
Bare metal
Dedicated hosts for workloads that cannot share, ordered like any other service.
GPU and AI
GPU pools offered as a service, metered and governed on the same platform.
Where it runs
Your data centre or a colocation facility. One organisation or a whole group.
The same platform and operating model either way. Run it with your own teams, or have the Oasis Stack team operate it under a support contract, and grow it into a federated topology across sites later without re-platforming.
On-premises or colocated
In your own data centre on your own hardware, or an in-country colocation facility you choose without real-estate, power or cooling commitments. Workloads, keys and identity stay with you.
Any hardware standard
x86 or ARM, from the vendor you already buy from. The platform runs above it, with no lock-in to any infrastructure vendor.
One organisation, or a group
A standalone organisation, or a group whose subsidiaries run as isolated tenants with internal pricing and showback.
Federated or isolated
Connected to the core, or kept isolated, depending on the regulator the business answers to or what the business needs — where each part runs.
What you get
A cloud operating model, not another console.
The parts an internal cloud needs, delivered as one platform instead of a five-year integration programme.
Self-service catalogue
Teams order compute, Kubernetes, storage, databases and GPU from one catalogue, with quotas and approvals applied.
Governance before provisioning
Identity, policy and compliance are enforced at order time, not audited months later.
Chargeback and cost visibility
Every service metered, every cost attributable to a team, project or environment, through the commercial module.
Application modernisation
Migrate, containerise and modernise workloads onto the platform, with partners delivering through the same catalogue.
AI infrastructure included
GPU pools, HPC and AI workloads under the same governance and the same bill.
Managed operations
Operated by the Oasis Stack team under a support contract — or run it yourself with Amin watching the estate.
What delivers it
The modules behind an internal cloud.
The same platform that runs commercial clouds, pointed inward at your own organisation.
01
Oasis Core
Tenancy for business units, the service catalogue, approvals and the whole request-to-running lifecycle.
Departments as tenants, not spreadsheets
Quotas, approvals and chargeback built in
One lifecycle from request to retirement
02
Cloud Foundation
Compute, storage, network, Kubernetes and databases, delivered as services on your own estate.
Publishes the infrastructure you own
Consistent services in every environment
No re-platforming to get started
03
Digital Transformation
Application modernisation and workspace services, delivered by partners through the catalogue.
Migrate and modernise onto the platform
Partner delivery, governed centrally
Workspace and productivity services
Where it fits
Six workloads. One private cloud.
The workloads that matter most to banks and large enterprises, on one operating model.
Core and channel banking
Core, channels, payments and middleware on a platform you operate, with keys held in-house.
Regulated data and analytics
Lake, warehouse and BI workloads kept inside the perimeter, with residency and access rules checked continuously.
Disaster recovery and continuity
Recovery sized per workload across your own sites, with a partner Oasis cloud by agreement, or a public cloud for the non-sensitive workloads you select, as further recovery targets.
Legacy modernisation
Lift, contain and modernise existing estates progressively, without a rebuild.
Internal multi-tenancy
Business units and subsidiaries run as isolated tenants, with internal pricing and showback.
Confidential AI
Train and serve models on sensitive data without it leaving your jurisdiction or your key custody.
Why not the alternatives
Control and speed, in the same estate.
The usual trade-off is one or the other. It does not have to be.
Elsewhere
Public cloud
Speed for the teams, but the estate, the economics and the roadmap belong to someone else.
Elsewhere
Virtualisation or a CMP
You keep the estate and the control, with no catalogue, no chargeback and no self-service worth the name.
Only with Oasis Stack
An internal cloud you own
Self-service and governance on your own infrastructure, with costs attributable and no dependency you did not choose.
How to start
A first wave, then the estate.
Modernisation lands faster when it starts with one governed environment rather than a migration plan for everything.
1
Assess
What you run today, which teams consume it, and where the friction actually is.
2
Design
The tenancy model, the catalogue and the governance policies for the first wave.
3
Build
The platform stood up above your existing infrastructure, with the first services published.
4
Scale
More teams, more environments and AI workloads onto the same operating model.
For your role
Three seats, three versions of the same question.
Modernisation is agreed in a room where finance, architecture and operations all have a veto.
CFO
Where does the economic value come from?
Better utilisation of assets you already own, commercial visibility over every service you deliver, and fewer fragmented tools to license and maintain — with costs attributable to a team, a project or an environment.
What it gives youUtilisation up, licensing and tooling down.
CIO
How do I modernise without giving up control?
Keep the IT you already run. Oasis Stack adds a governed, self-service cloud experience on top of it, so modernisation happens on your terms and your timeline rather than a migration deadline.
What it gives youA cloud operating model on your own estate.
CTO
Am I replacing one lock-in with another?
The platform sits above your stack through open APIs and standards, integrating VMware, OpenStack, CloudStack, Kubernetes and bare metal rather than replacing them — so workloads stay portable and vendors stay replaceable.
What it gives youInfrastructure choice kept open.
Brief · 2 pages · sent by email
The Oasis Enterprise Cloud brief
Where it runs, what your teams get and how it is priced — for your CFO and your architecture board.
Your infrastructure. Your data. Your control.
Modernise on what you already own.
A conversation about your estate, your teams and the first environment worth putting on a cloud operating model.