Start from the problem.
Not the product.
Nobody buys a cloud platform for its own sake. They buy it to launch a service, leave a licence, satisfy a regulator or put AI next to their data. These are the situations Oasis Stack is built for, and where each one is covered in full.
You own the infrastructure. Own the cloud on top of it.
Telcos, data centres, hosting providers and MSPs: the customers are already yours. The cloud they buy should be too.
Launch a public cloud under your own brand
You have the data centres and the customers, and you resell someone else’s cloud to them. Run your own instead, and keep the customer, the pricing and the margin.
Turn a national network into a national cloud
Connectivity keeps a country running while its revenue barely grows. Sell national, sovereign and AI cloud to the customers already on your network.
Sell cloud to your tenants without competing with them
Operate a cloud under your own brand, or give your tenants the platform to build theirs, and earn from every workload in your halls.
Offer services you did not build
Sell what a partner cloud runs, through the federation, alongside your own catalogue. Services travel by agreement; customer data stays home.
Open a marketplace for your partners
Give ISVs and service partners one storefront to list, price and sell through, with billing and settlement handled by the platform.
Control that holds up when someone asks for proof.
Ministries, national programmes, banks and critical infrastructure answer to a regulator. The platform should make that easier, not harder.
Build a national sovereign cloud
Residency is one question. Sovereignty is seven: identity, operations, key custody, roadmap and the right to continue included. Run it with your own teams, or have the Oasis Stack team operate it for you.
Run a private cloud for a bank
Core, channels, payments and analytics on a platform the bank operates itself, on-premises or in colocation, with keys and identity held in-house.
Produce audit evidence every day, not every quarter
Controls enforced before a change, evidence recorded after it. Your organisation holds the certification; the platform supplies the evidence trail.
One private cloud instead of a stack of fragments.
Large enterprises run a hypervisor, a management tier, a backup product, a DR plan and a billing spreadsheet. Each of these starts from one of them.
Replace the VMware management tier
Keep ESXi and vCenter. Replace vCloud Director and Aria with one platform, and move storage to Ceph only if you choose to.
Keep the containers, lose the subscription tier
Replace OpenShift and the management platform above it with Kubernetes, the catalogue, governance and billing on one platform. RHEL inside guest VMs stays.
Put AI next to your data
Train and serve models on sensitive data without it leaving your jurisdiction or your key custody, with GPU capacity, AI Factory and WorkspaceAI on the same platform.
Make disaster recovery part of the platform
Recovery tiers sized per workload and run from the everyday console, across your own sites and, by agreement, a partner cloud.
Run business units as tenants
Subsidiaries and departments as isolated tenants on one platform, with internal pricing, showback and chargeback.
Modernise without moving out
Bring legacy applications onto the platform as they are, modernise them progressively, and deliver virtual desktops from the same cloud.
Every situation above runs on the same platform modules. YallaCloud, the CloudHost group’s public cloud, runs all six in production.
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Most conversations start with a situation that sits between two of these. That is normal.