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Open Telekom Cloud

Deutsche Telekom / T-Systems sovereign European public cloud (now marketed as T Cloud Public): OpenStack-based IaaS and platform services in Germany, Netherlands, and Swiss regions with BSI C5, ISO, and SOC attestations.

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De Open Telekom Cloud van Deutsche Telekom beheert alleen al in Duitsland bijna 1.000 petabytes aan gegevens op 100.000 servers en draait op 100% hernieuwbare energie. Dit publieke cloudplatform, gelanceerd in 2016, onderscheidt zich in Europa door zijn focus op datasoevereiniteit. Het wordt beheerd vanuit datacentra in Duitsland, Nederland en Zwitserland en vermijdt datatoegang van buiten de EU, wat aantrekkelijk is voor organisaties die op hun hoede zijn voor in de VS gevestigde providers. Het is volledig gebouwd op het open-source OpenStack-platform en biedt Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) via een selfserviceportal en API's. Bedrijven in gereguleerde sectoren wenden zich tot het platform voor workloads zoals AI-training, high-performance computing en big data-analyse, ondersteund door certificeringen zoals ISO 27017 en BSI C5 Type II. De recente erkenning als Europa's marktleider door het WAVE-rapport van Forrester in het derde kwartaal van 2024 onderstreept zijn positie.

Key capabilities

Open Telekom Cloud provides Elastic Cloud Servers in various configurations, from general-purpose instances to GPU-accelerated ones for AI and ML tasks. ModelArts offers an end-to-end platform for building, training, and deploying models. These features support demanding applications like AI training and high-performance computing, with self-service scaling via APIs. Availability zones across multiple data centers ensure resilience.

Object Storage handles unlimited scalable data with S3-compatible APIs. Elastic Volume Service delivers block storage attachable to servers, while Scalable File Service manages shared filesystems. Databases include Relational Database Service for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MS SQL, plus Document Database Service. These options cater to large-scale data storage, analytics, and IoT backends, with automated backups and high durability.

Networking includes Virtual Private Cloud for isolated environments, Elastic Load Balancer for traffic distribution, VPN, and Direct Connect. Security tools feature Anti-DDoS protection, Web Application Firewall, and Key Management Service for encryption keys. Management aids like Cloud Eye monitoring and Cloud Trace auditing provide visibility and compliance tracking, essential for regulated industries.

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Veelgestelde Vragen

No, Open Telekom Cloud operates on a pay-as-you-go pricing model. There is no general free tier, though a price calculator on the website helps estimate costs. Specific services like ModelArts may offer limited trials; contact sales for enterprise demos.

Yes. Designed for European data protection, it fully complies with GDPR. Data residency in EU/EEA/Switzerland data centers, combined with certifications like ISO 27017 and BSI C5, ensures sovereignty and no non-EU access.

  • Amazon Web Services (AWS): Broader services but U.S.-based with sovereignty risks.
  • Microsoft Azure: Strong hybrid options, yet potential CLOUD Act exposure.
  • Google Cloud Platform: Advanced AI tools, lacking full European control.