SCO is the Kubernetes-native control plane behind Stakater Cloud. MSPs, CSPs, and telcos use it to offer managed OpenShift services under their own brand without building the orchestration layer from scratch.
Stakater Cloud runs on SCO. The same control plane our SRE operates for our own managed service is what we deploy to white-label customers — with your brand on top.
Deliver a fully managed OpenShift service under your own brand — without building or operating the orchestration layer. SCO handles cluster lifecycle, tenancy, billing, and portals.
Differentiate your cloud offering with a managed OpenShift product that runs in your infrastructure. White-label portal, documented controls, and billing on your terms.
Run SCO on your own data centre infrastructure and offer managed Kubernetes as part of your enterprise cloud portfolio, with your brand and operating model.
Orchestration, portal, billing, marketplace, policy, and lifecycle — the everything-layer between you and your customers.
Provision, manage, and decommission customer clusters from a single Kubernetes-native control plane built for scale.
Customers self-service clusters and add-ons without knowing what runs underneath.
Your data centre, your cloud region, your jurisdiction. No dependency on Stakater infrastructure.
Usage metering, invoice generation, and payment integration are part of the platform.
Customers self-service managed add-ons — PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, observability — from a catalog you control.
Cluster policies, network isolation, RBAC boundaries, and compliance controls enforced centrally with audit logs generated automatically.
SCO is deployed inside your own infrastructure — your data centre, your cloud region, your country. Once deployed, the control plane operates without a dependency on Stakater infrastructure.
This matters for regulated markets, government contracts, and customers with strict data sovereignty requirements. You control the infrastructure. SCO provides the orchestration layer on top.
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