How we build a multi-AZ cloud in Switzerland
summary
Hidora replaces Jelastic with a Kubernetes-based stack (Kistack / Cozystack) plus Talos and LinStore for storage, implements real-time cross-DC replication and failover in minutes, and exposes S3, PVC encryption, VPC and Windows VM support. The deployment passes external pentests and end-user trials, targets ISO27001-style certifications, and initially runs control plane services on the same hardware with a roadmap to separate them. Paid contributions to Cozystack add the missing enterprise features; onboarding yields new customers every few days.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:38Proprietary cloud challenges
- 7:15Customer needs for multi-AZ
- 9:43Kubernetes platforms evaluation
- 13:18Choosing CoyStack
- 17:15Production-ready multi-AZ
- 21:38First Swiss multi-AZ cloud
- 24:31Customer adoption and roadmap
- 25:16Q&A
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