Introduction to Thalassa Cloud
Thalassa Cloud is a European cloud platform that provides secure, high-performance infrastructure services hosted within the European Union. Built on Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies, Thalassa Cloud offers fully managed Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Kubernetes as a Service (KaaS), Database as a Service (DBaaS), and more—all while ensuring data sovereignty and compliance with EU regulations like GDPR.
Thalassa Cloud focusses on providing a wide range of services, from the lower level Infrastructure as a Service, to high-level managed services such as Databases, Container Registries, Serverless and more. All, while providing powerful APIs, integrations and Developer focussed tooling.
Why Thalassa Cloud?
Thalassa Cloud is designed for organisations that require:
- Data Sovereignty: All infrastructure is hosted within the European Union, ensuring your data remains under EU jurisdiction
- Full Control: Private cloud solutions with the flexibility and ease of use of public cloud platforms
- Cloud-Native: Modern, Kubernetes-based infrastructure with full API access and Infrastructure as Code support
- Managed Services: Fully managed infrastructure, Kubernetes clusters, and databases—so you can focus on your applications
Getting Started
Ready to get started with Thalassa Cloud? Follow these steps:
1. Create an Account
Sign up for a Thalassa Cloud account and access the web console.
2. Set Up Your First Resources
Choose your starting point:
3. Explore Documentation
- Platform Overview: Understand regions, compute, storage, and networking
- Guides: Follow step-by-step how-to guides for common tasks
- API Reference: Explore the REST API and CLI documentation
Further Reading
- Getting Started guide: Launch your first Kubernetes cluster
- API documentation and tcloud CLI tool: Develop and automate on Thalassa Cloud
- Infrastructure as Code guides: Use Terraform and Pulumi for automation
- Kubernetes guides: Advanced setup and management tips
- Platform release notes: Stay updated on changes