If your cloud provider disappeared tomorrow, how long would it take you to recover?
In this free whitepaper, you’ll learn:
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- How to use Kubernetes and Java’s open-source ecosystem to build cloud infrastructure you can actually move — before a crisis forces you to
- Why a sovereign internal developer platform (IDP) is the missing layer between your applications and your cloud providers, and how to build one across Azure and a European provider in parallel
- How DPoP and OAuth2 Token Exchange protect your digital identities at the protocol level — without adding operational complexity
Table of Contents
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- Why digital sovereignty is an architectural challenge, not a policy debate
- Threat scenarios: physical infrastructure, surveillance, and supply chain risks
- What “sovereign” actually means for your IT systems
- Using Kubernetes to avoid vendor lock-in at the infrastructure layer
- Java and open standards as a foundation for sovereign IT
- Why organically grown cloud landscapes become dependency traps
- Platform engineering as the structural fix for cloud dependency
- Building a sovereign internal developer platform across Azure and STACKIT
- Why bearer tokens are a sovereignty risk — and how DPoP solves it
- OAuth2 Token Exchange for secure downstream service calls
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by devm.io
by devm.io