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Server aisle in a Sunrise data center Sunrise Cloud is a sovereign Swiss cloud platform built on Red Hat OpenShift and open-source technologies. It provides Infrastructure-as-a-Service with fully managed Kubernetes clusters, GPU-accelerated compute for AI workloads, and hardware-enforced confidential computing, all operated from Swiss data centers with a zero-access security model.

Sunrise Cloud organizes infrastructure through a hierarchy of concepts that map directly to what you see in the Sunrise Portal. This page defines each concept, explains how they relate to each other, and clarifies how resources flow from purchase to running workloads. At the bottom of the page, Example setup walks through a concrete two-team scenario with sample Capacity Pools and namespaces.

For Business Users Sunrise's Managed Container Platform provides a streamlined way to run your business applications on Red Hat OpenShift without the complexity of managing the infrastructure yourself. Whether you need scalable compute for day-to-day workloads or high-performance AI/GPU capacity for model training and serving, Sunrise delivers a secure, ready-to-use environment. Simply log in through the Sunrise Portal, select your project, and start building, deploying, or modernizing applications at scale -- all backed by Sunrise's enterprise-grade cloud operations.

This guide walks through the exact sequence of purchases needed to go from an empty Sunrise Portal account to a running workload on Sunrise Cloud. For the concepts behind each step, see How Sunrise Cloud Works.

Sunrise Cloud provides NVIDIA H100 GPU acceleration for AI and high-performance workloads, delivered on HGX nodes (8×H100 per node) in our Swiss data centers. This page explains how GPUs are exposed to tenants, how to choose a deployment model when provisioning, and how to schedule GPU workloads.

Sunrise clusters run Flux Operator, a GitOps engine that continuously reconciles your workloads from a Git source. The Flux Status web UI gives you real-time visibility into what is running, what is failing, and why.

Many cloud providers rely on operational assurance — policies and administrative controls — to protect customer data. Sunrise takes a different approach: technical assurance through cryptographic and hardware-enforced controls that make access to plaintext data technically infeasible, even for our own administrators.

For the latest updates on system status and any ongoing issues, please visit our Status page. You can check the current status and subscribe to updates using the link below: View Status Page Stay informed about the health and performance of our services.

Frequently asked questions about Sunrise Cloud Services — compute, memory, storage, GPUs, Capacity Pools, Namespaces, and Hosted Clusters. For product documentation, see Sunrise Cloud Services.

Confidential computing starts with an uncomfortable observation: using someone else's infrastructure means trusting someone else's administrators. Traditionally that trust comes from contracts, audits, certifications, and operational controls — administrative assurances, not technical assurances.