Managed service providers ยท Public Cloud
Many MSPs maintain Kubernetes, identity, and a hypervisor for each customer. Thalassa Public Cloud is the platform under your managed service: organisations, Terraform, Kubernetes, and databases, in the Netherlands.

You keep the customer, the architecture, and the operations. They get a region in the Netherlands, Terraform, Kubernetes, and databases. Thalassa runs the cloud.
IAM, resources, and the bill stay with that customer. Your team uses one Terraform provider and one console, from the first account to the next dozen.
You sell and operate the service. When you want a formal partnership, that conversation continues on the Partners page.
PartnersYour operations team learns the platform once. Each new customer is another organisation on the same API.
| What you get | How you use it |
|---|---|
| Organisations and IAM | Each customer has an organisation. Access and the invoice stay with that customer. |
| The catalogue | Kubernetes, virtual machines, PostgreSQL, object storage, networking, and keys. |
| Terraform and API | Onboarding and later changes go through the same API as the console. |
| A Dutch company | The provider and the datacenters are in the Netherlands, under Dutch and EU law. |
| Open standards | Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, and S3. Another team can run the workloads later. |
Compute, Kubernetes, network, databases, key management, logging, observability and more.
Thalassa runs the cloud platform. Your team runs the customer service on top of it.
You own the contract, the architecture advice, and the managed operations. The customer sees your service.
Clusters, databases, and networks for that customer. Changes go through Terraform or the console.
Identity, Kubernetes, databases, and keys are Thalassa services. Updates follow one schedule, for every customer.
A customer that later needs dedicated hardware can move to Private Cloud on the same platform. Most MSP work starts on public cloud.
Managed Service Providers
Tell us how many customers you run and what you manage today. We follow up on organisations, Terraform, and public cloud in the Netherlands.