Datacenter operations · multi-site

Operate a regional estate through one control plane.

Apply common services and governance across facilities while preserving the location, capacity, residency and operational boundaries that make each site distinct.

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Hall AHall BEdge sitesites · clusters · nodes · accelerators · storage · networkOperator console · control planeINVENTORYCATALOGUETENANTSMETERINGBILLINGCatalogueGPU · H-class · per hourVM · m.large · per monthManaged KubernetesTenantsOrg · Nordlicht Labsquota 40%Org · Meridian AGquota 25%Org · Public sectorquota 10%
Reach
Multiple sites
One operator model
Policy
Common where useful
Local where required
Placement
Location-aware
Explicit site and pool choice
Customer
One cloud
Regional capacity in one experience
Scope

Shared operations without erasing site boundaries.

LayerOne gives operators a consistent service model while keeping location-specific capacity and policy visible.

Site-aware inventory

Preserve facilities, zones and resource pools as first-class placement boundaries.

Shared catalogue

Offer common products while controlling availability and variation by location.

Location-aware placement

Select capacity according to customer choice, policy, capability and availability.

Regional governance

Apply tenancy and residency rules consistently across the estate.

Operating workflow

Add sites to an established cloud operating model.

New facilities inherit shared standards while retaining explicit local constraints.

  1. 01

    Register the site

    Define its zones, resources and operational ownership.

  2. 02

    Align the catalogue

    Choose which common services the location can fulfil.

  3. 03

    Apply policy

    Set placement, residency and tenant eligibility rules.

  4. 04

    Expose capacity

    Add the location to portal and API choices for approved customers.

Two connected responsibilities

Operator control and customer action stay explicit.

Operator responsibility

What remains shared

  • Service definitions and APIs
  • Tenant and role model
  • Metering and commercial structure
  • Cross-estate operational view
Service consumer

What remains location-specific

  • Available services and shapes
  • Placement and residency choices
  • Capacity and reservation state
  • Local service constraints
Operational outcome

What this changes in the working model.

Outcome 01

Consistent expansion

Each site joins the same operational and commercial model.

Outcome 02

Regional differentiation

Location becomes a product capability rather than a separate portal.

Outcome 03

Explicit sovereignty

Placement boundaries stay visible and enforceable.

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Turn multiple facilities into one regional cloud.

We will map shared services, local boundaries and placement policy across your sites.

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