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If you’ve ever worked on a high-traffic application, chances are you’ve used Redis — and maybe even Redis Cloud. It’s fast, reliable, and widely adopted. But like many cloud-native services, Redis Cloud is hosted and managed by US-based providers. And while the technical benefits are clear, there’s
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In the growing conversation around digital sovereignty, licensing is often overlooked. Yet, the type of license under which software is released can determine who really has control, who can reuse it, and whether it can truly support an open, collaborative European digital ecosystem. That’s where the European Union Public
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Open source is often seen as a symbol of freedom and technological independence. But when the governance of these projects is primarily led by non-European entities, real risks emerge for Europe's digital sovereignty. ⚠️ Concrete examples of governance risks * HashiCorp and the BSL license: In 2023, HashiCorp changed the
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The Strategic Importance of Application Portability in the Cloud In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, the portability of applications in the cloud has emerged as a strategic priority for businesses. This shift is driven by the need to adapt to changing market conditions, optimize costs, and enhance operational
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European businesses face unique challenges such as GDPR compliance, sovereignty concerns, and dependency on non-European cloud providers. Adopting a multi-cloud/hybrid-cloud Container as a Service (CaaS) is a strategic solution. LayerOps enables European businesses to seamlessly integrate providers like OVHcloud, Scaleway, Exoscale, Infomaniak, and Outscale, guaranteeing sovereignty, data portability, and
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In today's rapidly evolving cloud ecosystem, relying on a single cloud provider poses significant risks such as vendor lock-in, service interruptions, and data sovereignty concerns. European enterprises, in particular, are increasingly aware of the need for resilience, portability, and sovereignty in their cloud infrastructures. LayerOps emerges as the
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Today’s businesses must constantly adapt in a fast-paced technological landscape, where agility and continuous innovation are key to staying competitive. Yet, one of the most challenging barriers companies face is technical: how can you easily ensure application portability across different cloud providers without the complexity of rebuilding everything? Why
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As demand for GPU resources skyrockets due to AI and machine learning applications, businesses often face shortages, quotas, and availability issues with individual cloud providers. LayerOps introduces a unique multi-cloud GPU management solution to address these critical challenges: Continuous GPU Availability * Automatically leverage GPU resources across multiple European cloud providers.