Sovereignty
Your cloud, under your jurisdiction.
Regional and public-sector buyers ask where the platform runs, who can reach it and who they can hold to account. With LayerOne the answers are structural: your facility, your people, a supplier you can name.
Sovereign by architecture, not by promise.
LayerOne is licensed software that runs inside your datacenter. The control plane, the tenant records, the metering data — all of it lives on hardware you own.
Runs on your metal
The entire platform deploys inside your facility. Nothing is hosted for you — by us or anyone else.
Data stays in-jurisdiction
Tenant data, usage records, and billing live on your infrastructure, under the jurisdiction you already answer to.
No hyperscaler in the loop
Operating your cloud requires no third-party cloud above it. Your customers, your portal, your stack.
Hard multi-tenancy
Isolation, quotas, role-based access, and audit logging are first-class primitives, not add-ons.
Your brand, your terms
A white-label portal under your name. The facility stays the product; LayerOne stays the layer.
Standard workloads
VMs, containers, and Kubernetes — shapes your tenants already know, on disks you own.
What sovereignty means on paper.
A supplier you can name
Licensed software from an identifiable company, with a contract, a roadmap and a security contact — the answer a procurement file needs.
A deployment you can audit
The platform runs in your facility. Your auditors inspect a system you control, not a service description.
Continuity you control
Operating your cloud requires no third-party cloud above it. Your customers keep working on your infrastructure, whatever happens elsewhere.
Residency by design
Tenant data, usage records and billing stay on your hardware, under the jurisdiction you already answer to — and you can show it.
Reporting a vulnerability? See the security page.
Your infrastructure. Your customers. Your cloud.
LayerOne is the software layer that turns your datacenter into a cloud provider. Book an enterprise demo or start a partner conversation — every deployment is scoped to your nodes, GPUs and support needs, so pricing is quoted, never guessed.