The Sovereignty Blueprint: Multi-Cloud Platform Strategy for European Ecosystem
summary
meshStack integrates IONOS, StackIT, OVH and hyperscalers into a single control plane using Terraform, GitHub Actions, TypeScript to automate tenant provisioning, role mapping and CI/CD. A daily cost collector normalises bills into a single invoice and a repo of reusable modules at hub.mshcloudpond.io gives plug‑and‑play blueprints. The implementation handles limited resource hierarchies and missing API features with provider‑specific workarounds, yielding both a barebone account path for power users and a higher‑level developer platform for teams that need turnkey deployments.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:06Why multicloud and sovereignty matter
- 3:59Platform strategy from car manufacturing
- 7:12Choosing the right abstraction layer
- 8:59Foundation platform capabilities
- 12:12Sovereign cloud provider gaps
- 13:37Developer platform best practices
- 15:05Summary and key takeaways
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