Organisation
The business entityRepresents the company, group or customer. Owns one or more estates and defines overall governance, commercial terms and access.

Oasis Stack platform
Seven modules and one intelligence layer, sharing one identity, one catalogue, one billing engine and one governance model, above the hypervisors, containers and bare metal you already operate.
Oasis StackOne platform layer
Build. Run. Control.
Accelerate. Extend.
Transform. Consume.
Why it exists
Most platforms stop at the infrastructure layer, or at a console above it. The layers that turn infrastructure into a cloud business, customers, contracts, metering, billing, partner margins and a marketplace, are where the value is, and where integration programmes go to die. Oasis Stack ships them as one product.
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Oasis Stack
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The belief behind it
Every cloud built outside the hyperscalers has been offered the same trade: a cloud that works, or a cloud that's yours. These modules are what it takes to refuse it: the whole cloud lifecycle, on infrastructure you own, connected to other clouds that made the same choice.
The seven modules
Adopt what you need. Every module adds services to the same catalogue, billing and governance, so nothing has to be integrated twice.
BuildRunControlAccelerateExtendTransformConsume
Turn infrastructure into cloud services.
One operating model for the whole cloud.
Embed governance into every cloud operation.
Turn accelerated infrastructure into AI-ready services.
Connect external clouds without losing your operating model.
Turn cloud capability into business capability.
Everything your cloud can deliver, in one place to consume it.
Every deployment starts with Oasis Core. Add the modules you need, when you need them; Governance is adopted when required.
How pricing worksThe intelligence layer
Amin and Noura are not modules eight and nine. They sit across all seven, on the same Organisation → Estate → Unit → Resources context, inside your deployment and your permissions.
What's happening across your cloud?
What do you want to achieve?
A simple, flexible structure for modern cloud operations.
Oasis Stack uses a clear hierarchy of organisation, estate, unit and resources to help you structure, govern and consume cloud services with confidence.
Represents the company, group or customer. Owns one or more estates and defines overall governance, commercial terms and access.
An isolated cloud environment within the organisation. Defines access, capacity, policies, regions and service entitlements.
A unit for a specific application, workload, department, customer environment or business purpose. Resources are provisioned and managed within a unit.
The provisioned services consumed within a unit. Includes compute, storage, networks, databases, Kubernetes and more.
Most platforms manage infrastructure. Oasis Stack helps operate the cloud business around it. Columns are categories of platform, not named products. Rows describe running your own cloud business.
Modules are how you buy the platform. Layers are how it is built, from the ecosystem around your cloud down to the infrastructure you already own, with the Federation Core crossing every one.
View the interactive architectureSee it running
The operator console, and a service moving from catalogue to invoice.
Federation Core
Connect to other Oasis clouds for shared services, marketplace distribution and partner reach, while your infrastructure, customers and data stay yours.
Explore Oasis Federated CloudSeven modules, two intelligences and the infrastructure it runs on, for the colleagues who were not in the meeting.
The outcome
Oasis StackA CloudHost Initiative
Build. Run. Control.
Accelerate. Extend.
Transform. Consume.