What sovereignty means in practice
Not an ideology — a checklist of decisions that determine who actually controls a system.
- Infrastructure ownership or contractual control
- Known data locations
- Access control
- Documented configuration
- Portable architecture
- Backup ownership
- Independent recovery
- Exit strategy
Where AstraNET builds
Working areas for sovereign infrastructure projects. The concrete component choice follows your requirements, not a fixed stack.
Open-source application platforms
Self-hosted platforms for communication, collaboration, and internal tools, built from open-source components.
Identity services
Identity and access components that integrate with your existing directory and authentication flows.
Containerized services
Applications packaged and run as containers for consistent deployment across environments.
Infrastructure automation
Automated provisioning and configuration so environments are reproducible instead of hand-built.
Databases
Operational databases with backup and recovery needs scoped to the environment.
Monitoring
Monitoring and alerting that shows whether the platform is healthy — and when it is not.
Backups
Backup architecture and restore procedures to be defined for the actual operating setup.
Migrations
Moving workloads from SaaS or legacy environments to infrastructure you control.
Planning infrastructure that should stay under your control?
Tell us which systems need to run, where, under which constraints, and who will operate them. We scope the architecture with you, deploy it, and hand it over with documentation — or agree on an operating model.