A cloud environment built on open technologies and European infrastructure, giving you more control over your data, users and technology choices — without being locked to a single large vendor.
The first complete iteration of LibertyStack is ready. It was built surprisingly fast with very few obstacles along the way. The foundation now exists, and further development can follow real needs — not roadmaps.
This is not a concept, and not a demo. This is a working environment you can use.
Many organisations have built their entire digital environment on top of a single technology vendor. It is convenient — until pricing changes, terms shift, or something essential no longer fits.
LibertyStack offers an alternative: a modular environment built on open technologies, where the stack is assembled according to actual need.
Open components that can be replaced without rebuilding the entire environment.
Infrastructure, identity and data remain under your control.
Solutions you can inspect, understand and take ownership of.
Adopt what you need. Leave out what you don't.
The core architecture of LibertyStack relies on open-source technologies and European infrastructure. The components are not isolated — together they form a coherent environment.
You don't have to take everything. The infrastructure is assembled according to need: Proxmox serves as the compute layer, and other services form the management, identity, security and endpoint layers on top of it.
LibertyStack is built on the idea that an organisation can manage its own environment without unnecessary dependency on a single technology vendor. This is not a political statement — it is an architectural choice.
Infrastructure, identity and data remain in your hands.
Services can be built on European server capacity.
LDAP, SAML, OIDC and other open protocols are central to the stack.
Every component can be replaced without rebuilding the whole environment.
LibertyStack does not try to copy Azure or AWS service by service. The goal is to offer a controlled, modular alternative where the required infrastructure is assembled without unnecessary dependency on a single ecosystem.
LibertyStack is deliberately not a rigid 'version 1.0' package. The foundation is ready, but the stack evolves based on practical needs — not a pre-agreed release schedule.
LibertyStack was built with a practical approach: identify the problem, choose open technologies, build the required components, test them and keep what works.