The full cloud experience on your own hardware
Stackship brings cloud-like developer self-service, managed services, and automated operations to your on-premises infrastructure, without sending data to the cloud.
On-prem Cloud Features
Everything you expect from a cloud provider, running on infrastructure you own and control.
Developer self-service portal
Developers provision applications, databases, and services through a portal. No tickets, no waiting. Platform teams set the guardrails, developers move fast within them.
Managed services on your infrastructure
Deploy managed databases (PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MongoDB), application runtimes, and serverless functions, all running locally on your hardware.
Automated day-2 operations
Stackship handles patching, scaling, backups, monitoring, and certificate management automatically. Reduce operational overhead and focus on delivering value.
Deploy in hours, not months
Go from bare metal to a fully operational cloud platform in hours. Stackship's installer automates cluster bootstrapping, network configuration, and service deployment.
Predictable, transparent costs
No consumption-based surprises. Stackship uses subscription-based resource licensing with clear, predictable pricing that makes budgeting simple and eliminates cost overruns.
Multi-cluster management
Manage multiple on-prem clusters from a single control plane. Deploy policies, updates, and configurations consistently across your entire fleet.
On-prem Cloud Use Cases
How organizations can use Stackship as their internal cloud platform.
Data sovereignty requirements
Organizations in regulated industries that cannot use public cloud due to data residency, privacy, or jurisdictional requirements.
Cost optimization
Companies repatriating workloads from expensive cloud subscriptions to owned hardware, cutting infrastructure costs by 40–60%.
Developer experience
Platform engineering teams that want to offer developers a cloud-like self-service experience without the complexity of building a custom internal developer platform.
Legacy modernization
Organizations modernizing from traditional VM-based infrastructure to containerized, cloud-native operations without migrating to public cloud.
Latency-sensitive workloads
Applications in trading, gaming, real-time analytics, and IoT that require the lowest possible latency by running compute close to users and data.
Compliance-driven infrastructure
Organizations that need to demonstrate complete control over their infrastructure to meet GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001, or sector-specific regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about running Stackship as your on-prem cloud.
Compliance & Governance
Stackship's on-prem cloud includes compliance by design: GDPR data residency, NIS2 security controls, audit logging, policy-as-code, RBAC, and encryption. Your platform meets regulatory requirements without bolting on additional compliance tooling.