We’ve added monthly budget notifications so you can keep an eye on spending without checking the Console every day.
You configure a monthly limit for your organisation and one or more email addresses to notify. Then you choose percentage thresholds—for example 50%, 80%, and 100% of that limit. When usage reaches each threshold, we send an email to the addresses you provided.
Each email shows the current month’s usage, your reference limit, and the threshold that triggered the alert, so you can see at a glance how close you are to your budget.
We’ve added monthly budget notifications so you can keep an eye on spending without checking the Console every day.
You configure a monthly limit for your organisation and one or more email addresses to notify. Then you choose percentage thresholds—for example 50%, 80%, and 100% of that limit. When usage reaches each threshold, we send an email to the addresses you provided.
Each email shows the current month’s usage, your reference limit, and the threshold that triggered the alert, so you can see at a glance how close you are to your budget.
Thalassa Cloud’s Database as a Service (DBaaS) for PostgreSQL gives you managed, highly available Postgres clusters: we handle patching, backups, and failover so you can focus on your applications. You can create and manage clusters from the Console, our API (with Terraform), or the command line.
The tcloud CLI is Thalassa Cloud’s command-line tool. You can manage your infrastructure from the terminal, automate deployments, script changes, or work without leaving the shell.
Last year we introduced Database as a Service (DBaaS) with PostgreSQL. In January 2026 we added the next set of features. Thalassa Cloud’s DBaaS for PostgreSQL gives DevOps teams a fully managed, production-ready Postgres experience—from high availability and automated backups to extensions for analytics and data workloads. Here’s an overview of what the service offers and what’s new.
High Availability with Replication Our Database service is built for high availability and uptime.
We’re announcing two new Kubernetes releases in Thalassa Cloud: v1.35.1-0 and v1.34.3-0. These releases include various patches and upgrades of the container runtime, Kubernetes, Cilium and more.
Available Versions v1.35.1-0 release notes. v1.34.3-0 documentation tcloud kubernetes upgrade The tcloud kubernetes versions command lists all available Kubernetes versions in Thalassa Cloud, along with their component versions and release information. Refer to this table to select a version for new deployments or to confirm that runc 1.
As we continue launching and introducing new cloud services, recently we have been receiving feedback that it can be overwellming to quickly try out our platform. You need familiarity with other cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure to fully understand the services we are offering. This makes sense, as we are building an alternative for the hyperscaler clouds, so we focus on building blocks, APIs and tight service integrations.
But as we love to also make things easier to just try out and see what we have, without having to setup a terraform project, or do a lot of clickops work, we are happy to introduce a new feature that allows people to quickly launch a preconfigured environment with a Kubernetes cluster and other Infrastructure.
Nederlandse Cloud zonder Compromissen Voor Nederlandse DevOps teams die hun data en digitale operaties volledig onder Europese controle willen houden, is een onafhankelijke Nederlandse cloud provider niet langer een optie—het is een vereiste. Risico’s rond regelgeving en business continuiteit worden steeds belangrijker in het Nederlandse IT-landschap. Steeds meer organisaties kiezen daarom voor een Nederlandse cloud provider als alternatief voor de buitenlandse hyperscalers.
Een argument wat je nog wel vaak hoort is dat het Europese aanbod nog beperkt is—DevOps teams die een stap achteruit moeten doen en veel meer diensten volledig zelf inhouse moeten opzetten.
We’re announcing two new Kubernetes releases in Thalassa Cloud: v1.34.2-0 and v1.33.6-0. These releases include security fixes that address high-severity vulnerabilities in runc, along with important component updates and stability improvements.
Critical Security Fixes Both releases include runc 1.3.3, which fixes three high-severity security vulnerabilities:
CVE-2025-31133 CVE-2025-52565 CVE-2025-52881 These vulnerabilities could allow full container breakouts by bypassing runc’s restrictions for writing to arbitrary /proc files. We recommend upgrading your clusters to these versions as soon as possible to mitigate these security risks.