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OpenStack

Open-source cloud 

infrastructure in

the Netherlands

Redundant infrastructure

The best open-source cloud platform with redundancy across 3 different data centers.

Fully programmable

Use the OpenStack API to scale up or down automatically.

Securely stored in NL

GDPR-compliant, ISO 27001, 9001 and NEN 7510 certified and data storage in the Netherlands.

Your cloud, European and data-sovereign.

OpenStack is a scalable open-source platform for launching and maintaining cloud infrastructure. Start small with a single web server, or go all out with a complex environment of web servers, database servers and load balancers. Thanks to the customisability OpenStack offers as a standard, going from staging to production, or scaling up, can be instant. With data storage in the Netherlands GDPR-compliance is a given and data-sovereignty comes within arms reach.

New to OpenStack? No problem. Your first project is free for 30 days.

Start with OpenStack

Active open-source community

OpenStack is one of the most active open-source projects in the world, and is used for incredibly important infrastructure (like NASA's). TransIP has been an ambassador of OpenStack since 2013, is a member of the Open Infra Foundation and remains active in the local community. Not a faceless hyperscaler, but a local member of the community you can connect with personally.

Discover what OpenStack can do for your project

Wondering if OpenStack suits your project? Or curious to know how to maximize its potential? Schedule a free appointment with one of our OpenStack experts. Together we can discuss your wants and needs and figure out how OpenStack fits with the project.

Request a free consultation

Compute, network, volumes and object storage in one project

Every OpenStack project in our AMS2 region now also includes Object Store. You manage compute, networking, volumes and object storage from one environment, with the same access and the same overview. Store backups, media files and application data alongside your workloads, without having to look outside your project.

Always up-to-date

Our datacenters are kept up to date with the latest updates and features, such as load balancing (Octavia), secret management (Barbican) and volume backups (Cinder).

Volume Backups

Create and manage new volumes, volume backups and volume snapshots with Horizon or the OpenStack CLI. 

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Load balancing

Distribute your traffic with a highly available load balancer and the use of https-offloading.
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Secrets

Keep sensitive data like passwords, API keys and digital certificates safe with secret management.
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Pay-per-usage

Only pay for what you use

In OpenStack, you get to choose from a great number of instances and other components, like block storage or additional IP addresses. We listed all the prices you need down below. 

Standard

Standard instances for everyday use.
Starting at € 0,01/hour

Small HD

Instances with a maximum SSD size of 40GB.
Starting at € 0,02/hour

Medium HD

Instances with a maximum SSD size of 160GB.
Starting at € 0,04/hour

Block storage

Choose from HDD, SSD or NVMe SSD on Ceph or NetApp.
Starting at € 0,3150/hour

Object Storage

One central non hierarchical storage environment.
Starting at € 0,1 per GB per month
All prices

Redundant infrastructure

Redundance is built into all the layers of our infrastructure. Our platfom is spread out across three state of the art, self-sufficient datacenters. Between the datacenters, our connectivity capacity is extensive (120 Gbps).

Apart from that, within each datacentre we have a software solution for storage capacity which allows the simultaneous storage of 3 copies of your data, spread out over three different racks.

Programmable infrastructure

OpenStack is easily managed through the userfriendly Horizon dashboard. For more advanced users, the OpenStack API is available via command line, which allows you to preprogram actions such as automatic up- and downscaling of instances or the frequency of your snapshots.

OpenStack is also easily combined with Infrastructure-as-Code tools such as Terraform. 

No vendor lock-in

With OpenStack, you have the freedom to choose your own cloud deployment strategy. Enjoy transparent and well-documented automation options, without getting stuck in a vendor lock-in. 

Infrastructure-as-Code

OpenStack allows you to use the DevOps methods and open source tools you already have in daily rotation. Think Infrastructure-as-Code applications, such as Terraform, that allow you to deliver a deployment quickly and repeatedly. 

Discover OpenStack for 30 days

We want you to try OpenStack with confidence. That’s why you get 30 days of free access to OpenStack and the instances you use for your first project.

After you place your order, our support team will contact you. Together, we’ll activate your first free month and advise you on the best way to get started. This way, you’ll get the most out of your first month.

Why OpenStack?

  • Scalable: from the smallest website to the biggest platform.
  • Control: you have the reigns.
  • Freedom: add all the servers and load balancers you will ever need.
  • Pay-as-you-use: only pay for what you use, by the hour.
  • 30 days free: your first project is free for 30 days
Try it now!

Certificates

TransIP has multiple highly valuable certificates, regardless of the product you order from us. Our OpenStack product is also specifically certified with ISAE 3000.

ISO 27001:2022

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NEN 7510:2024

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ISO 9001:2015

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a public cloud?

    Public cloud is a collective name for computing power you acquire from a third party. This can mean services like online storage, platforms to work with your own virtual server, or even complete digital infrastructures. 

  • What is the difference between a public and a private cloud?

    Private cloud is the opposite of a public cloud: you manage your infrastructure, on location or via a hosting provider with dedicated hardware. 

  • What are public cloud platforms?

    Public cloud platforms are external service providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform. At TransIP, we offer public cloud hosting via OpenStack.