Delska vs T Cloud Public

Delska – Baltic infrastructure and IT services

myDelska Cloud Platform provides a transparent self-service environment to deploy and manage virtual machines instantly. It serves as a streamlined alternative for those seeking a modern and transparent cloud experience outside of the VMware ecosystem.

With data centers in Latvia and Lithuania, Delska fills an important niche of enterprise-grade compute infrastructure in the Baltics.

T Cloud Public – The cloud platform of Deutsche Telekom AG

T Cloud Public is a cloud computing service operated by Deutsche Telekom AG, formerly known as Open Telekom Cloud.

T Cloud Public has a very broad portfolio of cloud services, from a complete IaaS range over higher-level services such as managed Kubernetes and serverless functions up to data processing and AI services. The cloud product range is one of the most comprehensive ones in Europe.

T Cloud Public has data centres in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

T Cloud Public

HeadquartersBonn, Germany
Parent companyDeutsche Telekom AG
Cloud since2016
ISINDE0005557508
Websitewww.t-cloud-public.com

Product Comparison

Category	Service	Delska – Baltic infrastructure and IT services	T Cloud Public – The cloud platform of Deutsche Telekom AG
Bare Metal	Bare Metal Instance	Dedicated Servers	Bare Metal Server (BMS)
Compute	Auto Scaling	—	Auto Scaling (AS)
	Compute Instance	myDelska Virtual Machines	Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) Dedicated Host (DeH)
	Image Catalog	—	Image Management Service (IMS)
	Serverless Function	—	FunctionGraph
Containers	Container Registry	—	Software Repository for Container
	Kubernetes	—	Cloud Container Engine (CCE)
	Serverless Container	—	Cloud Container Instance (CCI)
	Service Mesh	—	Application Service Mesh (ASM)
Data & AI	Artificial Intelligence	—	Optical Character Recognition (OCR) ModelArts (MA)
	Data Processing	—	DataArts Studio (DARTS) Big Data: Map Reduce (MRS)
	Data Warehouse/Lakehouse	—	Data Warehouse Service (DWS) Data Lake Insight (DLI)
	Ingestion	—	Data Ingestion Service (DIS)
	Managed LLM	—	LLM-Serving
	Search Engine	—	Cloud Search Service (CSS)
Database	Database Migration	—	Data Replication Service (DRS)
	Document Database	—	Document Database Service (DDS) GeminiDB
	Key-Value Store	—	Distributed Cache Service (DCS)
	Messaging	—	Distributed Message Service (DMS) Simple Message Notification (SMN)
	Relational Database	—	Distributed Database Middleware (DDM) Oracle-optimized Relational Database Service (RDS) GaussDB (für MySQL)
Managed Services	Hybrid Cloud	Vmware Public Cloud	—
Managed Services	Managed IT Services	Managed Services	—
Management	Developer Platform	—	Resource Formation Service (RFS) Cloud Create
	Observability	—	Log Tank Service (LTS) Application Performance Management (APM) Cloud Eye (CES) Cloud Trace Service (CTS) Application Operations Management (AOM)
	Resource Management	—	Tag Management Service (TMS) Resource Management Service (RMS)
Network	Anti DDoS	—	Anti-Distributed Denial-of-Service (Anti-DDoS)
	API Gateway	—	API Gateway (APIG)
	Direct Connect	—	Direct Connect
	DNS	—	Domain Name Service (DNS)
	Elastic IP	—	Elastic IP (EIP)
	Firewall	—	Web Application Firewall (WAF) Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) Cloud Firewall (CFW)
	Gateway	—	NAT Gateway (CDN)
	Load Balancer	—	Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)
	Private Network	Network Solutions	VPC Endpoint (VCPEP) Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
	Router	—	Enterprise Router
	VPN	—	Virtual Private Network (VPN)
Security & Identity	Host Security	—	Host Security Service (HSS)
	IAM	—	Identity & Access Management (IAM)
	Secret Manager	—	Key Management Service (KMS)
	Security Posture Management	—	Database Security Service (DBSS)
Storage	Backup	—	Volume Backup Service (VBS) Cloud Backup and Recovery (CBR) Cloud Server Backup Service (CSBS)
	Block Storage	—	Elastic Volume Service (EVS)
	Disaster Recovery	Disaster Recovery, Backup & Replication	Storage Disaster Recovery Service (SDRS)
	File Storage	—	Scalable File Service (SFS)
	Object Storage	—	Object Storage Service (OBS)

Sovereignty

Sovereignty assessment side by side, following the EU Cloud Sovereignty Framework with its 8 objectives. Higher is better; the area shows each provider's coverage across all objectives.

Disclaimer: this assessment is conducted as an outside-in analysis, based on public information and, for some questions, educated guessing. The results may be factually wrong and in no way replace your own due diligence.

Delska

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T Cloud Public

77.8 %

SEAL 2

Sovereignty Comparison

Data Centres

Country	City	Delska	T Cloud Public
Germany	Biere	—	TCP
Germany	Magdeburg	—	TCP
Latvia	Riga	EU North Riga LV DC1 EU North Riga LV DC2 EU North Riga LV DC3	—
Lithuania	Vilnius	EU North Vilnius LT DC1 EU North Vilnius LT DC2 EU North Vilnius LT DC3	—
Netherlands	Aalsmeer	—	TCP
Netherlands	Almere	—	TCP
Switzerland	Bern	—	TCP
Switzerland	Zollikofen	—	TCP

Certifications

Certification	Description	Delska	T Cloud Public
BSI C5	German cloud security catalogue	—	✓
DIN EN 50600	European standard for data centers	✓	✓
ENS	National Security Framework, applicable to the entire Public Sector in Spain	—	✓
ISO 14001	Standard for environmental management systems (EMS)	✓	—
ISO 20000	International standard for IT service management	✓	—
ISO 22301	Business Continuity Management	✓	—
ISO 27001	World's best-known standard for information security management systems (ISMS)	✓	✓
ISO 50001	Standard for Energy Management System	✓	—
ISO 9001	Standard for Quality Management	✓	—
PCI DSS	Standard regulating protection of payment account data	✓	—
SOC 1	Validation of internal controls over financial reporting	—	✓
SOC 2	Controls for security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, or privacy	—	✓
SOC 3	Controls for security, availability, integrity, confidentiality and privacy for distribution	—	✓
TISAX	Assessment mechanism concerning secure processing of information in automotive	—	✓